The King is getting married and all have been instructed to come to the Palace for the Royal wedding All must wear a wedding garment of Lamb's wool. Yet, most people prefer silk because it is so shiny, beautiful and more highly esteemed in the eyes of others. Silk is also preferred over wool because it feels so smooth and comfortable. For, it is rumored that the King's wool garment is scratchy and contrary to one's flesh Thomas, hearing of this, decided to make his own silk garment. He worked on it for years, extending the hems and borders of it greatly, until he met the Comforter and his life changed forever. Now clothed in wool he warns of the religious lies he had believed which kept him in a silk wedding garment for so long. Travel with him to the King's palace as he encounters mysteries, dangers, and many interesting characters along the way. You'll meet Ms. Surrender and Ms. Sacrifice, Mr. Agnostic and Mr. Atheist. You'll learn of Mr. Analysis and Mr. Assumption who, though total opposites, have the same problem. You'll also meet Dr. Luke Warm and his wife Tepid from the Carnal Christian Church overlooking lake Laodicea, and many more. This allegory is full of Scripture references and plain teaching that explains the story as it unfolds without spoiling the journey to the Palace. So come and learn: # How Satan distorts people's understanding of repentance and faith, leaving them in empty religion. # Why there is such a radical shift between the Old and New Testament regarding wealth and riches. # Why the Mormon cult converts so many who once professed to be Christians. # What a 'Sincere Hypocrite' is, Why many true Christians are dry, and most importantly whether your wedding garment is made of SILK, or WOOL So come journey with Thomas and live forever with the King in His palace