The Oral Torah Is The How And Why

So, obviously, if somebody wants to keep Shabbat, they need to know how. And they need to know how not to violate it. Because if they violate it, they know the consequence. The Torah specifically says if they violate the Shabbat, the consequence is very, very dear. Where does it say in the Torah that mikoshesh at seen that someone that gathers wood is a is forbidden? Until the person gets the death penalty. There's a story of a person named Slocad. It's in the Torah. He gathered wood and he got a death penalty. He gathered wood on Shabbat, but he got a death penalty. But where does it say in the written Torah that to gather wood is is forbidden? It doesn't. That's in the oral Torah. So, that means according to you, that God punished Slocad with a death penalty according to the written Torah, without ever telling him that he's not allowed to do something. If you believe that, then my initial description of you is 100% correct.