Where did you answer my question?
In my replies is where I answered you questions. Since You Said the "reason for the question" was "to understand what I believe", I'll answer for the 5th time in a way that even a little child could understand "what I believe".
I believe that the punishment for certain behaviors (According to the God and Father of all) is death, because God clearly teaches as much, even in your own bible. Such behaviors include, but are not limited to, "killing others", "committing Adultery" and "working on God's Holy Sabbath Day". But I find no evidence that "I am" to carry out God's Judgment on others who don't believe in Him. I am tasked with ruling over my own wicked flesh, not your wicked flesh.
If you are not a deceiver, who really wanted to understand what I believe, like you said, you can go to my posts where I answered your questions, and you will find the Scriptures which influence me to believe what I believe. In this way you will be able to "Understand what I believe" and then engage in a good conversation about it, as to why you agree, or disagree with "what I believe" which ever the case may be.
Of course, if you are a liar and a deceiver, who was really never interested in what I believe in the first place, you will just continue on with your scam.
My answer is no. Christians are not put to death for picking up sticks on the Sabbath.
What’s your answer?
You keep changing the question. Here, lets go back to your actual question.
"Do you and your congregation obey this commandment to put to death people "who do any work on the Sabbath"?
My answer is YES. For the man God placed me in charge of, the man of sin inside me, I obey this commandment. My brothers do the same. Paul did and taught the same.
But in contrast, your answer is, "No! in your religion, you don't "put to death" the man of sin inside you. You preserve it.
This is why you can so easily deceive and lie to others regarding your intentions. "Christians" don't do that.
Gal. 5: 24 And they "that are Christ's" have crucified (put to death) the flesh with the affections and lusts.
It's not to late to repent. You can change your ways if you want to.