Is it moral that you should die if you are gay, Blaspheme, Worship other gods etc? God thinks so

Good day! This is my first debate so if I breach any customs, My apologies. On that note, I will have to suspend fulfilling your request to answer strictly "yes" or "no" in favor of bringing some clarity to your underlying assumptions in your questions. There are a few distinctions that must first be made. The distinction necessary to answer all these questions lies in the unique relationship of God with National Israel. Capital Punishment was a civil consequence instituted in Israel by God, As He was the immediate King over that Nation at the time. This relationship did not and does not extend to any other Nation. While we are still morally culpable for sin and as such deserving of death when we sin, The call for capital punishment is no longer applicable as there is no theocracy outside the Israel of old (as opposed to modern Israel). That being said, I will answer the questions as if you were asking if we are deserving of death, Rather than should we be put to death. 1) Do you think you should be put to death just because you blaspheme? --- yes (we are deserving, That is) 2) Do you think you should die if you work on the sabbath? --- Yes 3) Do you think you should die for merely cursing at your parents? ---Yes, Though that is not speaking about saying bad words to your parents, But rather living a lifestyle of complete disdain and rebellion. 4) Do you think you should die if you commit adultery? ---Yes, We deserve death if we commit adultery. 5) Do you think you should die if you are a homosexual? ----Yes, This sin like adultery is a sin that makes us worthy of death. 6) Do you think you should die if you worship other gods? ---Yes. This sin is foundational and is the catalyst for all other sins. I can provide more information/references about this if you need, I do not want to go too far beyond what you asked. Just let me know if there is any specific area you want me to elucidate. As to your "most important" question, I believe the Bible because it is a reliable collection of historical documents, Written by eyewitnesses within the lifetime of other eyewitnesses that reports supernatural events that take place in fulfillment of very specific prophecy and claims to be divine rather than human (solely) in origin. It is an internally consistent and corroborating collection of works spanning a period of 1500 years, Comprised of the writing of 40 authors who lived across 3 continents. To maintain its level of textual integrity considering the vast opportunity for corruption is unprecedented and unrivaled in all of ancient literature. With the new testament alone, We have over 25, 000 manuscripts many of which can be placed within the first century A. D. , Again an unrivaled statistic for ancient writings. The reason we should believe this is simply this; to ignore this is to reject the God that made us and is Himself the very essence of that which the human-being needs for life and is designed to worship. This is not an arbitrary choice that God made but is the case by nature of the fact that reality is subordinate to and reliant on God to itself exist. This necessitates us functioning as our design indicates we should, That is in obedience to our maker. As to you're positing that God is in no possible way moral, I wonder by what objective standard you can make such a claim? If there is no objective standard, That is one that is outside of and separate from you, What makes your standard of morality authoritative, And why is it ok for you to impose your standard on others, But not the other way around? I am not sure if I can ask questions, So if that is outside of the rules, Forgive the infraction, But may that is something we can address later if you are interested. Respectfully, DBOX