The words of Jesus Himself from the Holy Bible "I HAVE NOT COME TO BRING PEACE TO THE WORLD, BUT A SWORD". Why is Jesus so violent?

He doesn't cause wars, silly.  He meant that his teachings would divide families and nations.

The "sword" He refers to destroys evil that people on Earth have chosen. The destruction of evil is the means to peace.

The answer to that Q is in the Bible book Revelation, ch. 1 vss 16-18 & ch. 19 vss. 11-16. There you learn that Christ holds the keys of Death and Hades. A sword is symb-olically coming out of His mouth "with which to strike down the nations. He treads the wine-press of the fury of God Almighty". This is judgment from Heaven against ungodly nations that do not bend their knees to Him being the King of God's Kingdom. Christ executes that righteous judgment, "the armies of heaven following him."

The nations, by then, will have been given all the time needed to repent of their ungodliness and blasphemies, but they will not. As God's bowls of judgment and plagues are poured out on the world, leading up to Christ coming, men will curse God all the more-so (Rev. 9:20-21). They will be dealt with, then peace eternal will come and Christ will be the Prince of Peace. But first, He deals with those who hate Him. They have been warned.

As for Jesus' words about literal swords while He was still on Earth,  Jesus knew the disciples were carrying swords. It is not something that can be hidden in such a close knit company as they were.Traveling was a dangerous activity then and it was reasonable to discourage robbers and the likes.  But in the garden of Gethsemane when Jesus rebuked Peter for using a sword, he told Peter to "Put it up into its box", not "sheath". The Greek word is theke (its 'box'). The theke is for secure containment at home.Jesus does not say 'do not possess a sword' because they may need one in time of insurrection, civil war. But he does say, 'Do not carry it around with you anymore'. 'Don't live by it. For they that live by the sword, die by the sword.' A time was coming when the disciples would be under severe threat from an unlawful source - the Jews. Rome had power to execute, the Jews did not. And the discipleswould have to lock the doors for fear of the Jews who, after Jesus' death, would become emboldened to commit  murder.Thus, facing an unlawful source of violence, it is quite in order to be armed. And a much greater matter was on the horizon, the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD with an appalling war and its consequences. However, Christians had been told to flee Jerusalem before then, as Jesus predicted this, and what He said showed them how to flee. They took no part in that fighting. And when Jesus fights with that symbolic sword out of His mouth, Christians will take no part in that either. Jesus cuts down all intransigent opposers to His Kingship in the Kingdom of God. You have been warned.

Jesus loves you, you don’t have to fight against Him. If you come to Him and ask for insight and understanding of His words, He will give it to you. Knowledge puffs up, but love builds up. God is a good Father.

hes not violent

Well, why don't we look at the context of that statement, which I'm sure you simply forgot to mention.

Mt 10:34 Think not that I am come to send peace on earth: I came not to send peace, but a sword.

35 For I am come to set a man at variance against his father, and the daughter against her mother, and the daughter in law against her mother in law.

36 And a man's foes shall be they of his own household.

People are resistant to change, but Jesus' teachings demand changing one's life for the better.  So what happens for example is that a son decides to become a Christian.  He's no longer the same person he once was (2Cor 5:17), which his father doesn't like.  For instance, his father may have enjoyed Sunday morning fishing trips with him, but now he goes to church instead.  That and many other "changes" may make the father resent the son.  There's no violence here on the part of the Christian.  In fact, he's commanded to honor his father and mother no matter how they treat him (Eph 6:2).  Violence?  Here's how Christians are commanded to deal with those they may not like.

Rom 12:17 Do not repay anyone evil for evil. Be careful to do what is right in the eyes of everyone. 18 If it is possible, as far as it depends on you, live at peace with everyone. 19 Do not take revenge, my dear friends, but leave room for God’s wrath, for it is written: “It is mine to avenge; I will repay,”[d] says the Lord. 20 On the contrary:

“If your enemy is hungry, feed him;

    if he is thirsty, give him something to drink.

In doing this, you will heap burning coals on his head.”[e]

21 Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.

Update for asker.

One way to tell that one has won the argument is when the opponent resorts to ad hominems for rebuttal.  I obviously made a mistake by answering your question (Pr 26:4).  Unfortunately, with such a weak moniker (?) of yours, it might be difficult to avoid making that same mistake with you in the future.  Anyway, you have a good day sir.

Exactly. Jesus came to show how to we

overcome the Matrix and defeat the 

Matrix within ourselves, so we can raise

ourselves from the dead and return Home (to Oneness).

No where does Jesus say he

is going to hand everything to us. 

Every archangel has a hand-tool, dimwit. 

Michael's sword is used to cast out demons. 

Raphael's staff is used for healing. 

Samuels' wand imbues unconditional love. 

Uriel's hand-scale weighs your soul's progress. 

Gabriel's Horn brings messages and innocence. 

Yeshua bar-Yosef intended to expel the Romans from Israel, or what had once been Israel.

"Sword" the proper figure of speech to show that the truth must be severed from "Teaching as doctrine the traditions of men".  Striking in effect, and you thought it to be a literal sword.  HAH

hes not violent, people are