My initial probability for a quasi-necessary standardization was high, but it adjusts significantly. The confidence in an automatic standardization by such a miracle decreases if we consider the cultural receptivity of the listeners varies. A prior of 99% in favor of immediate standardization drops to a posterior of 85%, because groups like the Pharisees could have interpreted the healing with skepticism, or even attributed it to forces contrary to the Law rather than a unified support of the teachings. If the listeners were mainly scholars of the Law, the act of healing the paralytic could have created a division rather than a unified clarification of the teaching. For example, similar healings in other accounts often led to controversies over the origin of Jesus' power rather than unanimous acceptance of his message.