Can I trash messed up photos in iPhone5s and re-install them from my MacBookPro?

I have a new iPhone5s and somehow my 4000+ photos in my MacBookPro ended up all messed up in my iPhone. Beside a ton of duplications, not all my photos transferred. I'd like to simply delete my photos in iPhone and then re-install all of them corredtly in my iPhone from my MacBookPro. (My iPad too for that matter). Is this possible? I'd really appreciate any help or suggestions so as not to further screw up. Thanks.

Here's a link to Apple's site for Users Guides. You can download the users guide for iPhone and iOS 7 there.
http://support.apple.com/manuals/#iphone
iCloud does not come into play for syncing photos to your phone. You use iTunes to do that.
Foret spend some time organizing your photos on your MacBook Pro. I use iPhoto on my Mac to organize the photos I might want on my iPad and iPhone. Create albums in iPhoto and sort the pictures into albums.
Then start iTunes 11.1 or later on your MacBook Pro. Connect your iPhone. It should soon be recognized in iTunes. Select your iPhone in iTunes. A row of tabs will appear. They include General or Summary, Musoc, apps, photos among others. In each tab you can choose to sync certain items. In the Photos tab you have the choice to select to sync all photos from iPhoto or to select only certain albums to sync. Select those albums you want on the iPhone. You can do the same thing under some of the other tabs as well as share documents to/from your iPhone. I think the users guide will explain this further.
Once you have the photo albums selected click on Apply. The selected albums will remain in iPhoto on your MacBook Pro but they will also be copied to the Photos app on your iPhone.
If some time down the road you want to add more albums to your phone repeat this process. Those albums that were synced the foret time must remain selected in order for them to remain on your phone. If when syncing in the future you deselect an album it will be deleted from your phone so keep that in mind.

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