Fit (Adjective and Verb), Fitly, Fitting

"ready for use, fit, well adapted," lit., "well placed" (eu, "well," tithemi, "to place"), is used (a) of persons, Luk 9:62, negatively, of one who is not fit for the kingdom of God; (b) of things, Luk 14:35, of salt that has lost its savor; rendered "meet" in Heb 6:7, of herbs. See MEET.

"pleasing" (akin to aresko, "to please"), is translated "(it is not) fit," RV (AV, "reason"), in Act 6:2. See PLEASE, REASON.

properly, "to have come up to" (ana, "up," and heko, "to arrive"), is translated "is fitting," in Col 3:18, RV. See BEFITTING.

"to come or reach down to" (kata, "down"), hence, "to befit, be proper," is translated "is (not fit)" in Act 22:22; in Rom 1:28, RV, "fitting" (AV, "convenient"). See CONVENIENT.

"to make fit, to equip, prepare" (kata, "down," artos, "a joint"), is rendered "fitted" in Rom 9:22, of vessels of wrath; here the Middle Voice signifies that those referred to "fitted" themselves for destruction (as illustrated in the case of Pharaoh, the self-hardening of whose heart is accurately presented in the RV in the first part of the series of incidents in the Exodous narrative, which records Pharaoh's doings; only after repeated and persistent obstinacy on his part is it recorded that God hardened his heart.) See FRAME, JOIN, PERFECT, PREPARE, RESTORE.

"to fit or frame together" (sun, "with," harmos, "a joint, in building," and lego, "to choose"), is used metaphorically of the various parts of the church as a building, Eph 2:21, "fitly framed together;" also of the members of the church as the body of Christ, Eph 4:16, RV, "fitly framed ... together."