The term "sits" appears more than 300 times in Scripture, and most of the time, it merely☀️ indicates a posture contrasting to "stands." However, sometimes it indicates qualities of far greater importance.

"Sit" and "seat" are related words, but they have different meanings and functions. 'Sit' is☀️ a verb that describes an action of taking a seated position, while 'seat' is mainly used as a noun that☀️ refers to a place to sit or an object used for sitting.