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Man, the immortal being, is neither male nor female: the body he wears is a male or female garment woven for him, and he is above the organization of sex. Blake's lines from The Gates of Paradise, 'When weary Man enters his Cave He meets his Saviour in the Grave; Some find a Female Garment there, And some a Male, woven with care', are read of man entering the body, the grave in which he meets his Saviour.
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Bible wordings
Galatians 3:28 | There is no bond, no free, no Greek, no Jew, no male, no female, in Jesus Christ
Blake wordings
The Gates of Paradise | When weary man enters his cave, he meets his savior in the grave
Jerusalem | When weary man enters his cave then he meets his Saviour in the grave. Some find a female garment there and some a male woven with care
Jerusalem | Oh Satan, true thou art a dunce; thou canst not tell the garment from the man