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Job wrestles with the why of it all, not as an expression of unbelief but as an expression of faith.
The book of Job does not primarily present us with a theology of suffering as it does theology proper.
Our sufferings now are not worth comparing to the glory that awaits us.
Peter looks to strengthen us to resist the efforts of our enemy the devil.
Those set apart as elders must be constantly on guard against pride and arrogance.
Suffering as a Christian does not mean suffering when a Christian.
Even though we might see it coming, even though we are given a heads up to expect it, we can still be surprised by suffering.