The Palace communicates a series of first-hand prophetic visions recorded by the author over multiple months. The narrative he received dawns with the author experiencing life as a homeless street orphan with little protection or direction. Suddenly, after acting on his curiosity to search out a rumored palace and its little known ruler, his fortunes change when the king unexpectedly adopts the boy and trains him as a son for future missions and battles. After he comes of age, the king sends the young man to socioeconomic groups and sectors of society to share and live the king's invitation of hope and truth. These travels include visits to regions inhabited by various ethnic and demographic groups including Hispanics, homosexuals, Blacks, Asians, and women. As such, the book contains unique messages for these groups and for those looking to engage in renewed relationships with them.