God, the Woman, and Their Enemy is a thought-provoking exploration of gender, power, and prophecy, offering a fresh perspective on the role of women in the divine narrative. Author Joseph Brice challenges listeners to reconsider traditional interpretations and to recognize the pivotal role women will play in the ultimate battle between good and evil, as foretold in the scriptures.

Joseph traces the historical subjugation of women back to the fall of Eden, where they were blamed and held responsible, leading to a loss of their original authority. However, he asserts that with Christ's death, through his blood and resurrection, both men and women were restored to their rightful places, intended to work together in unity. Yet, sin disrupted this divine order, leading to division, strife, and even the institution of slavery.

The prophecy in Eden, where God foretold a future in which the woman's offspring would crush the serpent's head, is re-examined in this book to highlight the woman's role in the cosmic battle between good and evil. As Joseph explores prophetic scriptures, particularly in the Book of Revelation, he foresees a time in the last days when women will be fully restored to a position of extraordinary power.

The book contends that this woman's rise to power is inevitable, a culmination of her trials and tribulations throughout history. Once considered second-class, she will now move to the forefront, fulfilling the prophecy in Revelation where she is destined to sit on the throne. Her power and glory will be unparalleled, marking a turning point in the world's history. At the heart of Joseph's argument is the idea of a woman unlike any other—a woman of mixed race, creed, and culture, who embodies the ancient and modern world all at once. This woman, described in prophetic terms, will rise to a position of unprecedented power and influence, becoming the most powerful being on the planet—the President of the United States.

God and the Woman have the same enemy.