This is about context... That I have to adhere to when quoting the Quran.. But yourself can blissfully ignore when it comes to quoting the Bible.

When you fail to use context then your post above make little sense. I expect a Muslim with little knowledge of the Bible will be impressed by such. However, a person who kind of knows the Bible will just see how you have misunderstood the nature of the Bible as a work.

You have mixed verses from the Old Testament and the New Testament, the majority of the verses you have chosen to prove your point from the Old Testament are in regards to Gods judgement of wicked people... The Old Testament prophets did not question Gods judgement even when it may have been violent they recorded it as it happened as it was to serve as a lesson on Gods righteous wrath. They believed God knew best, which if I'm not mistaken muslims also believe of Allah.. That Allah knows best.

How do you as a Muslim justify the violent verses in the Quran? Or do they make sense to you when read in context of the time, circumstance and place?

I hope you see my point.

Peace to you.