ABSTRACT This article attempts to test the hypothesis that Jewish wisdom can impact the real-life work challenges of non-profit/philanthropy power dynamics. By examining the narratives of King Aggripas and the sages, I explore an analogue to these power dynamics in rabbinic literature. In M Sotah 7:8, the rabbis flatter Aggripas by calling him their brother, even though he is not. The later rabbinic examinations of this interaction offer multiple ways of understanding this encounter, all relevant to modern-day applications. In addition, other stories of Aggripas reported in rabbinic literature further nuance this exploration.

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将犹太智慧应用于慈善事业：Aggripas 和圣人的案例

摘要本文试图检验犹太智慧可以影响非营利/慈善权力动态的现实工作挑战的假设。通过研究阿格里帕斯国王和圣人的叙述，我探索了拉比文学中这些权力动态的类比。在 M Sotah 7:8 中，拉比奉承阿格里帕斯，称他为他们的兄弟，即使他不是。后来对这种相互作用的拉比检查提供了多种理解这种相遇的方式，所有这些都与现代应用有关。此外，拉比文献中报道的其他关于阿格里帕斯的故事也进一步加深了这种探索的细微差别。