The enemy’s introduction into mankind was not as satan, the devil, or the dragon.  Man’s arch-enemy made his grand entrance into the affairs of man as the serpent.  The law of first mention dictates that the meaning of a thing when it first appears or is first mentioned in scripture – maintains its meaning with every future occurrence.  The devil is called the serpent in the Garden of Eden, not because he transformed into a serpent in order to tempt Eve and not because it’s some fictional allegory to mystify what happened in the beginning with man.  But satan is originally named the serpent when he first appeared because that is who and what he was created as – the serpent.  The Serpent and The Cross will re-present man’s greatest nemesis in the light of scripture.  We will reexamine the biblical text and witness God’s Spirit breath afresh concerning the true identity of satan and unfold mysteries pertaining to the serpent and the journey of man from the fall in the Garden of Eden to man’s redemption at the Cross of Calvary.  God’s hidden wisdom was on display when Jesus became sin in order to destroy the power of sin.

Prepare to be catapulted into the lore of ancient, biblical history…even if history is not your forte, it might be after this revealing, riveting read.  Romel Moore does not disappoint, as he sews you into the fabric of the plight of these resilient, first Black wives using their illustrious DNA as the thread to bind the struggles of their plight, into the tapestry of today’s relative diaspora of the Black family structure.  The powerful, descriptive narrative of these Black alpha wives more than inspires, it places the Black woman back on her true pedestal that she originated from with her crown restored, instilling a greater sense of self-worth for Black women of all ages. I consider this work to be an essential manuscript for the Black man to truly fathom the myriad of roles the Black woman plays in his life, while reintroducing an ultimate truism to the Black man in particular: the darker the woman, the deeper his Hebrew roots. Romel Moore had my adrenaline racing with reference to the fact that the Black woman/wife has been time-stamped and approved by Yehova Himself, in the handpicking of a Black woman to be the ultimate progenitor in birthing the Hebrew tribes! This extraordinary historical analysis is akin to a Hebraic balm in Gilead, as Romel Moore delivers the truth, citing receipts to assist in healing the metaphorical scars that ancient Black wives endured… and in many cases Black wives are still coping with the identical struggles of our ancestors, thus making BLACK WIVES MATTER one of Romel Moore’s most prevalent, profound, and prompt works yet!
Foreword by Sonya Marie Bowman