Definition: The word "affixation" in the KJV Bible refers to a type of bond or membership that is legally binding, often through a specific agreement between two parties. Affixation can also refer to a physical link or connection, such as through marriage. In the context of the Bible's Old Testament, it describes the covenantal relationship established by God and the Israelites. Specifically, the covenant was made with Abraham when he gave his son Isaac as an inheritance for himself and his descendants (Exodus 12:4-8). This bond was known as "affixation" because it binds a descendant of Isaac to his father's family, and thus inheriting the faith and righteousness that had been passed down through Abraham. The passage also mentions that this bond would bind Isaac forever. The term is used figuratively in various contexts, depending on the context: "Affixation" could also refer to the act of joining together with a partner, as in marriage, which is a covenantal union. However, the precise definition and usage vary within the broader Bible context.
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