Like the Bible is completely clean of violent verses insinuating violence.
In a worldly setting there has always been violence b/c man is imperfect. prone to violence b/c each human has as part of his make-up freewill, self-preservation&to 1 degree or another greed, anger, jealousy, pride, fear, etc. & Cain killed his brother Abel. An artist creates many things, some things he keeps, others he throws away. God is the same regading His Creation.
Under the Old Testament covenant justice was to be handed down swiftly for serious violations, except in certain instances, usually through procedures to be done through a priest or through other pardons. For lesser violations you had to offer various offerings (atonement-payment for sins). Also, under the law, war against enemies was a necessary "evil", if you will.
Like Judas betrayed Jesus, there always was and will always be someone, even close to us (on earth) who want to inflict damage on us. The New Testament covenant only changes the way Jesus&we deal with human nature relative to the OT covenant Law.
God made the earth b/c he cannot allow anything imperfect(prone to sin, especially gross sin)to remain in Heaven with Him. Also, had He allowed us to live with Him and just tried to teach us right from wrong under perfect circumstances, most of us would be unable to fully understand the true seriousness and consequences of sin and evil.
Experience is the best teacher when its under the most perfect rabbi-tutor. On earth God lets us experience and learn all sorts of things, including some of the most vile evil imaginable. If the world was a place of paradise very few would turn to and listen to Him (human nature gets in the way). Even as bad as things are in this world few seek out finding and rightly knowing our real God.
God has full rights over anything He creates and therefore, He has the right to save or destroy at will, anything in the way. Why should God want us in Heaven, with Him forever if we do not want to know Him, His way? What right do we have to make any sort of demand on Him? Now if we were fair and gave Him time, at His pace, to show us things about Himself&His purpose to help us trust that He actually knows what He is doing, He might oblige us, giving to us things no one else on earth could.
Can you prove any of this?
In order to tell the future thousands of years in advance and the end from the beginning you must exist outside of time. The only position anywhere that would allow someone to tell us the end from the beginning is true infinity(360deg-if infinity is already occupied. No one else can be there-2 infinite beings can't occupy infinity at the same time). Only a spirit has the capability to occupy true infinity, undetected. On the other hand, anything that does not occupy true infinity is measurable, has finite properties, a beginning and an end-at least relative to someone occupying infinity (even if you can't measure it yourself).
The only way that Jesus could do what He did on earth is by both fully knowing every word in the OT and by fully understanding what everything written meant relative to God, Himself, the Bible (including what would be written in the NT after He went to Heaven) and relative to man. The manner in which the Apostles wrote the NT indicates that it could only be done if Jesus came from God.
Are you saying the Bible has no errors? If so there are Christians who disagree highly with you.
God put an unchangeable system in the Bible, used through out the Bible. That means that whether some one goofs up (deliberately or not) on a few words or they try to do a chop job on what God intended, a wise man will find it out, provided He understands, follows and uses God's system by and through Jesus' directions. For more than 46 years I have studied the whole Bible, parts many times against everything from religion to science.
This I can assure you, just about every word and sentence is exactly where it is supposed to be in the Bible. Any discrepancy is relatively minor. The errors can be repaired as they are found. Any errors do not change the eternal truth that God set in place from the beginning (only someone occupying infinity could know for sure what the eternal truth is).
Many calling themselves Christian are not. Others have made the mistake of following other "humans" that came before them, instead of seeking out God through Jesus through His Biblical directions, putting Jesus first in their lives. They failed to do as Jesus commanded and directed us to do.
There are many who will keep trying to find their own way to God. The Bible says that there are many ways that "seem" right but its end is death and this I have witnessed is true. It also says be careful not to go beyond whats written in the Bible (1 Cor 4:6) which many fail to do.