<h2 class="ql-align-center">Three Levels of Agency and the Limits of Independence</h2><p class="ql-align-center">The Rebbe explains Rav Ashi’s view that a non-Jew could theoretically serve as an agent because agency affects the object, not necessarily the sender. The Gemara rejects this, teaching that every form of agency requires a genuine connection between agent and sender.</p><p></p>

Three Levels of Agency and the Limits of IndependenceThe Rebbe explains Rav Ashi’s view that a non-Jew could theoretically serve as an agent because agency affects the object, not necessarily the sender. The Gemara rejects this, teaching that every form of agency requires a genuine connection between agent and sender.

Three Levels of Agency and the Limits of Independence<p>The Rebbe explains Rav Ashi’s view that a non-Jew could theoretically serve as an agent because agency affects the object, not necessarily the sender. The Gemara rejects this, teaching that every form of agency requires a genuine connection between agent and sender.</p><p></p>

Chelek 33, Korach 2

This is the “classic” text-based shiur, covering the entire Sicha, and geared to those familiar with Likkutei Sichos. Following the learning cycle of Project Likkutei Sichos

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Chelek 33, Korach 2

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