Matthew 4:24 sums up Jesus' fame spreading broadly; here the healed men actively spread that fame.

Mark 1:44 contains Jesus' command to a leper to say nothing — contrasts with the blind men's disobedience here in spreading the news.

Mark 1:44 is Jesus' charge of secrecy to a healed leper — this contrasts sharply with the blind men's action of spreading the fame.

Mark 7:36 shows this same pattern of Jesus commanding silence but the healed spreading news more widely.

Mark 1:28 records the initial spread of Jesus' fame; here the healed men extend that fame locally.

Mark 6:14 shows Jesus' fame reaching Herod; the spreading here contributes to that wider recognition.

Luke 7:17 notes another instance of Jesus' report spreading; here the healed men advance that report.