How can a literal translation of the Biblical Ten Commandments of the Old and New Testament help to reshape and create a new Confession Mirror within an awareness of context texts and period and whether Pastoral Theology methods align its four dimensions to support and help me with this?
Ten commandments are recorded in the Old Testament. They are God's law but they do not necessarily serve as a mirror for confession. Perhaps a qualified pastor can explain the theology of these laws well.
Honestly I am unsure or exactly what you are asking. Could you clarify what you mean by Confession Mirror? Furthermore, from whom’s work are you deriving the “four dimensions” of pastoral theology?
What is it about another(?) literal translation of the different representations of the Ten Commandments in the Pentateuch that you believe will resolve all the issues? Is there something specific that you are angling for that you cannot find in the literal translations we have now? Do you think that scholars of the Hebrew text are deliberately misleading or withholding crucial material in the different texts?
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