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This text, from the Book of Mormon...

A Magic Ball is a compass and a means of divination!
A magic ball which, is both a compass and a means of divination.
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Some Mormon scholars opine that the Liahona is a true
precursor of the modern GPS system.

It's  AMAZING, when one considers the powerful technology of the ancients!

The Book of Nephi --

And it came to pass that the voice of the Lord said unto him: Look upon the ball, and behold the things which are written.

And it came to pass that when father beheld the things which were written upon the ball, he did fear and tremble exceedingly, and also my brethren and the sons of Ishmael an our wives.

And it came to pass that I, Nephi, beheld the pointers which were in the ball, that they did work according to the faith and diligence and heed which we did give unto them. And there  was also written upon them a new writing, which was plain to  be read, which did give us understanding concerning the ways  of the Lord; and it was written and changed from time to   time, according to the faith and diligence which we gave unto  it.

And thus we see that by small means the Lord can bring about great things.

(from 1 Ne. 16:26-29).

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Have you ever wondered:

*  What way should I go?
*  What does god mean?
*  Where is the promised land?

Of course you have, but what are the answers? 

Here at Translated-Correctly.Com™, these questions burned in our hearts and minds too.  With the help of a 'couple of our friends' (they can come visit you too), we have found the answers.

As we were just sitting around reading our BOM (Book of Mormon).  In Alma, chapter 37, verses 38-39, we found our answer.  We needed a ball, a director, a compass... a Liahona!

But how do you obtain a Liahona?  We asked our friends where we might get a liahona but they did not have the answer.  We again were forced to turn to the BOM.   We were guided to 2 Nephi, chapter 5.  Here we found that it is OK to steal a liahona, surely if god's prophet Nephi could grab and run, so could we.

The only liahona we knew about was in Salt Lake City, Utah, sitting on a purple pillow in the mormon prophet's personal office.

But how to get in.  We needed someone who would understand the importance of our mission and knew the ways of the great and spacious......... building known as The Church Office Building (COB).

One day while we were standing looking up at the COB and beginning to doubt our ability to ever get by all the dark suited FBI wannabes that patrol the grounds, we were pushed into a newspaper stand.  The newspaper that caught our eyes was a free weekly paper declaring to be independent.  This intrigued us.  Being in the land of Zion, there was an obvious contradiction in being independent.  We looked around and everyone seemed to be happy in being the same -- no independent thought here.Upon scanning the articles in the paper, we found an article about a reporter who periodically runs into the three Nephites.

These guys are from the BOM and god gave them immortality.  If anyone would know how important it is to share the powers of the liahona, they would.  So we took an ad out in the paper asking them to call us.

We then waited anxiously by the phone.  A few days later, we got our call.   We were told to meet our immortal nephite at a local bar at ten that night.

When we arrived, we couldn't help but wonder why he choose this place.  We sat down in the back and waited.  Shortly, a waiter came up and asked us what we wanted to drink.  We asked for a couple of beers and mentioned *We were just waiting for someone.*, the waiter replied *You aren't from around here are you?*  We replied *No, but how could you tell?*  The waiter told us that our proper pronunciation of the word 'for' gave us away.  He said *I'll go tell him you're here.*

As we were discussing what had just happened, a short, stocky man pulled up a chair and sat down with us.  We soon found out our Nephite had a part-time job tending bar!   We eagerly explained our situation and how we had hopes of sharing the guidance of the liahona with the rest of the world.  He sat back and asked us if we really believed anyone cared about that old ball thingy.  After an explanation of how many people are out there looking for someone or something to tell them what to do, he finally agreed he would take the job.  But he added, *I get a third of the cut.*

We asked him what he meant.  He said, if there are people out there willing to let someone or something else do there thinking for them, then those are the same people who would be willing to pay for it too.

So, we at Translated-Correctly.Com™ are proud to make the exclusive offering, for a limited time, of your very own LIAHONA!   Guaranteed to guide you in the right direction and help you understand the word of god*. 

We have contracted out with the engineering firm Urim and Thumim of Bountiful, Utah, USA, to bring to you a genuine fully functional copy of the Liahona as seen in the Book of Mormon.

To order your very own Liahona kit  send ONLY $29.99 plus any applicable tax along with a $10.42 shipping and handling charge to:


The Liahona kit includes all the parts of the original:
1)   Round ball of curious workmanship
2)   Two spindles
3)   Place for god to put his message on your ball
4)   Directions on how to use your ball
5)   Certificate of Authenticity
6)   Packing and unpacking instructions

Off-site link:  British Museum

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*Just like the original, the
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