Definition: In the Hebrew Bible, "Affixers" are a group of people who were responsible for building the Temple in Jerusalem. The word "affixer" comes from the verb "affix," which means to add something or to make it more than before. The term has also been used in other languages such as Greek and Latin, but its exact meaning is not universally agreed upon. In English, the word "Affixers" may be interpreted as individuals who built the Temple while God was present. It can also refer to religious figures or people who are responsible for certain aspects of religious ceremonies. The word is typically used in a metaphorical sense, suggesting that they were involved in the construction process, rather than being actual builders or workers. The term has been used throughout history as both a positive and negative epithet, depending on the context in which it appears.

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