Is God subject to morality?

One of the strangest messages I've seen lately. A. The sages have no control over reality? What does this statement mean? What does it have to do with 'I thank you'? Do I thank the sages for giving me my soul back? Are you sure you didn't drink/smoke anything? And in general, just saying that I thank you doesn't imply anything metaphysical. We thank God, the Almighty, who returns us from sleep to a state of wakefulness. They describe it as the return of the soul, and that doesn't require any metaphysical statement about what happens there. B. A strange question. How does He punish us with death for various offenses? God does not enslave us, but rather commands us to perform various commandments for our own good and for the good of the world. What does that have to do with slavery? You are also wrong in your comparison. Moral principles can be uniform, but the application depends on who is being discussed. He who created us all has rights that none of us have regarding our fellow man. Therefore, according to those moral principles, it is possible that what is forbidden to us may be permissible for Him.