They have been quoted in great context literally dozens of times over the last many months.
Those are the ones referenced, not the out of context ones.
The teachings say that god is a man.
They say that he is an "exalted" man.
An exalted man, according to the English language, is a man.
Maybe you have a Mormon definition of an "exalted" man you could share with us?
That could clear up that confusion.
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Exaltation
See Eternal Life
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Eternal Life
Eternal life is the phrase used in scripture to define the quality of life that our Eternal Father lives.
The Lord declared, “This is my work and my glory—to bring to pass the immortality and eternal life of man” (Moses 1:39).
Immortality is to live forever as a resurrected being.
Through the Atonement of Jesus Christ, everyone will receive this gift.
Eternal life, or exaltation, is to live in God's presence and to continue as families (see D&C 131:1–4).
Like immortality, this gift is made possible through the Atonement of Jesus Christ.
However, to inherit eternal life requires our “obedience to the laws and ordinances of the Gospel” (Articles of Faith 1:3).
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Do you see the changes that are mentioned that makes God more the a man?
More then you and I.
PS. Some of ya’ll will try to divert attention from this simple answer by mentioning the references to us being partly responsible for our progression in the eternities.