So now we have to ask ourselves "what is the Jehovah's true purpose of the law and its intent because no man with inherited sin could possibly accomplish the fulfillment of the law due to their imperfections.
Yes I agree, there is definitely deeper meanings / sacred secrets to be understood.
Right, while most commandments are clear and straight forward, like not stealing or murdering, the prohibition against coveting seems to be an umbrella term for any kind
of negative consequence accruing to one's neighbor as a result of such action.
Still, it also demonstrates the, at times hidden, nexus between thought and action, desire and its implementation, where early dismissal of fleeting thoughts that are wrong, make for easy avoidance of wrong doing; but how to control thoughts that are innately rooted in one's heart by means of epi-genetics, going all the way back to Adam and his original transgression?
Why should we be burdened with that load?
There is of course another law apart from God's moral law, the ten commandments, namely the law of cause and effect, which is of a different category, but most powerful in effect nevertheless, even if largely automatic and self fulfilling, as we experience it in reaping what we sow, either long term or rather swiftly, as the case may be.
Hence, being aware of this immutable mechanism, or law, we can use it to advantage by minimizing our dwelling on useless and detrimental thoughts by steering towards worthwhile and virtuous thinking, which will then automatically engrave itself upon our hearts and become self reinforcing and self fulfilling in effect.
Obviously, none of that can address the original problem, inherited sin, but nor should it, because there is a moral issue that needs to be settled, in that we were never asked whether we wanted to be born in sin or not.
Another useful observation to make about the law concerns the first commandment, which bids us to love Jehovah with all our heart, but this item seems to be an error of category, because love cannot be commanded; at best people can be commanded to make it appear that they love you, but that's about it; now, Jehovah obviously knowing this, why does He put this as the first commandment?