Oh good grief, I can’t look.
The problem with a lot of great lies is that they are partly based on truths.
But this can also be the basis for setting those lies straight.
I’m a Christian now, but there was a time when I was trying to be serious about modern Judaism. I asked a rabbi (of more orthodox bent) once, when I was a child, why we called God “He” and not “She.” Showing a wisdom which I believe was prompted by God, he pointed out that many of God’s attributes are expressed in the feminine gender.
When God made mankind in His image, He was apparently not satisfied with just one sex to express that image. He produced a female sex for mankind out of Adam’s rib, according to the creation account.
The divine assignment for mankind has not changed. There are two normative genders, each one having a forte in a different area. Temporary overlaps of some duties are possible, but in mankind, permanent overlaps are not, and there are also absolute boundaries. Men cannot bear children, nor can women impregnate themselves. Yes, the system is abusable in fallen mankind, requiring some effort of will to manage to a blessing rather than to a curse.
It’s probably closer to say that God transcends gender, considering that God is the one who created gender in the first place.
But God has chosen to reveal himself to us in the sense of the masculine pronoun. Who are we to say anything different?
Sheesh.