What the Bible says about Suffering Unjustly
(From Forerunner Commentary)

1 Peter 2:19-21 Peter is not saying that suffering is a commendable thing. What is commendable is that one has submitted to God's will and that he is suffering, not because he did something wrong, but because he did something right. In addition, he is not striking back, which is what his emotions would lead him to do. John W. Ritenbaugh Satan (Part 4) Related Topics: Fiery Trials | Suffering | Suffering for Righteousness Sake | Suffering Unjustly | Suffering, Learning through | Suffering, Maturing through | Trials | Trials, Fiery | Trials, Purpose of | Trials, Rejoicing in | Trials, Shaping Power Of

1 Peter 3:18 Peter shows us how far the model, Jesus, went in suffering unjustly. It is a high standard, but He went all the way to the death without giving in to His emotions and without allowing Satan to get a hold of Him. Jesus never thought that God was being unfair or unjust in what He was causing or allowing Him to go through. John W. Ritenbaugh Satan (Part 4) Related Topics: Fairness | Fairness of God | God's Fairness | Jesus Christ's Suffering | Meekness | Meekness of Christ | Suffering | Suffering for Righteousness Sake | Suffering Unjustly