Vinoth,
First qestion: Yes, the Bible can be easily understood, once you get the basic understandings of it down.
Next: True God doesnt like us to do evil. He does not put us in a firey hell. He did not cause the sin. Here are your scriptural references without and teaching behind it, (you may mail me).
God wants to show us the right path to follow:
(Proverbs 3:5-6) "Trust in God with all your heart and do not lean upon your own understanding. 6 In all your ways take notice of him, and he himself will make your paths straight."
Hellfire:
Jer. 7:31: “They [apostate Judeans] have built the high places of Topheth, which is in the valley of the son of Hinnom, in order to burn their sons and their daughters in the fire, a thing that I had not commanded and that had not come up into my heart.” (If it never came into God’s heart, surely he does not have and use such a thing on a larger scale.)
The Bible says SATAN is the God of this system, therefore he is the cause for sin. He made the first lie in the garden of eden.Genesis 3:1. He became a manslayer, deceiver, and father of the lie there. Causing mankinds death at that point.
(2 Corinthians 4:4) . . .among whom the god of this system of things has blinded the minds of the unbelievers, that the illumination of the glorious good news about the Christ, who is the image of God, might not shine through.
Lastly, there is an ISSUE to be settled. Satan CHALLENGED Gods moral standards. HE challenged his RIGHT TO RULE in the Garden, HE CHALLENGED his UNIVERSAL SOVERIENGTY. Had he destroyed Satan immediately, there would have been questions that would have not been settled. These are being settled NOW by HOW we live our lives on earth:
. It is evident that the spirit son who became Satan knew Jehovah as a God of moral standards, not as a capricious, erratic person. Had he known Jehovah as a God given to uncontrolled, violent outbursts, he could only have expected immediate, on-the-spot extermination for the course he took. The issue Satan raised in Eden, therefore, was not simply a test of Jehovah’s mightiness or power to destroy. Rather, it was a moral issue: that of God’s moral right to exercise universal sovereignty and require implicit obedience and devotion of all of his creatures in all places. Satan’s approach to Eve reveals this. (Ge 3:1-6) Likewise, the book of Job relates how Jehovah brings out into the open before all his assembled angelic sons the extent of the position taken by his Adversary. Satan made the claim that the loyalty of Job (and, by implication, of any of God’s intelligent creatures) toward Jehovah was not wholehearted, not based on true devotion and genuine love.—Job 1:6-22; 2:1-8.
Thus, the question of integrity on the part of God’s intelligent creatures was a secondary, or subsidiary, issue arising out of the primary issue of God’s right to universal sovereignty. These questions would require time in order for the veracity or falsity of the charges to be demonstrated, for the heart attitude of God’s creatures to be proved, and thus for the issue to be settled beyond any doubt. (Compare Job 23:10; 31:5, 6; Ec 8:11-13; Heb 5:7-9;
FINALLY
Here are 9 identifying points of the true religion. If yours is doing ALL of these, you have found the truth. And as one of Jehovah's Witnesses, mine meets all this criteria and I beleive I have found the truth and can dispute all things truthfully from the Bible.
IDENTIFYING MARKS OF TRUE RELIGION
□ Those who practice it have genuine love among themselves.—John 13:35.
□ All their beliefs are based on the Bible.—John 17:17; 2 Timothy 3:16, 17.
□ They pray for God to sanctify his name.—Matthew 6:9; Psalm 83:18.
□ They proclaim God’s kingdom in all the earth.—Matthew 24:14.
□ They keep separate from the world’s affairs.—James 1:27; John 17:14.
□ They put God’s kingdom and righteousness first in life.—Matthew 6:33.
□ They cultivate the fruitage of God’s spirit.—Galatians 5:22, 23.
□ They obey all human laws not contrary to God’s law.—Romans 13:1-7.
9) EVALUTATE THE FACTS: Ask yourself, ‘What religious group is noted for sticking closely to God’s Word, even when its teachings differ from the beliefs of most people? Who stress the importance of God’s personal name, even using it to identify themselves? Who optimistically point to God’s Kingdom as the only solution to all human problems? Who uphold Bible standards of conduct, at the risk of being considered old-fashioned? What group is noted for having no paid clergy, all of its members being preachers? Who are praised for being law-abiding citizens, even though they refrain from taking part in politics? Who lovingly spend time and money in helping others to learn about God and his purposes? And despite all of these positive things, who are still looked down on, ridiculed, and persecuted?’