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Jewels Hair Salon

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Jewels Hair Salon offers a variety of hair cutting, coloring, special occasion makeup, products and facial waxing services. Our commitment to you is to blend our education and experience with your thoughts to create the image you've been looking for. Our hair care product lines include:
Kenra
White Sands
DermOrganics

08/27/2026
07/04/2026
06/05/2026

I can’t wait to be back with my friends! Please keep praying! We are almost there!

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day!

📖 Matthew 27:29: “And twisting together a crown of thorns, they put it on his head and put a reed in his right hand. And kneeling before him, they mocked him, saying, ‘Hail, King of the Jews!’” We often imagine the crown of thorns as a simple, circular wreath. But history reveals a much darker, more brutal reality. What Jesus wore wasn’t a “sweatband”; it was a “helmet of thorns.” The “Bethlehem thorns” shown, when dry can become as sharp as steel nails. The Roman soldiers didn’t just place this on His head; they rammed it down, ensuring the thorns pierced the scalp. The price of your salvation was physica and incredibly heavy. If Christ was willing to wear a helmet of agony for you, how could you ever doubt His love for you in your moments of pain? Don’t just look at the cross as a symbol. Look at the depth of the price that was paid for your freedom. Follow for more Christian stories and Biblical truth 🕊️ @christveritas #jesusisking #christianity #archeology #crown #biblical 02/16/2026

📖 Matthew 27:29: “And twisting together a crown of thorns, they put it on his head and put a reed in his right hand. And kneeling before him, they mocked him, saying, ‘Hail, King of the Jews!’” We often imagine the crown of thorns as a simple, circular wreath. But history reveals a much darker, more brutal reality. What Jesus wore wasn’t a “sweatband”; it was a “helmet of thorns.” The “Bethlehem thorns” shown, when dry can become as sharp as steel nails. The Roman soldiers didn’t just place this on His head; they rammed it down, ensuring the thorns pierced the scalp. The price of your salvation was physica and incredibly heavy. If Christ was willing to wear a helmet of agony for you, how could you ever doubt His love for you in your moments of pain? Don’t just look at the cross as a symbol. Look at the depth of the price that was paid for your freedom. Follow for more Christian stories and Biblical truth 🕊️ @christveritas #jesusisking #christianity #archeology #crown #biblical

This is the most studied artifact in the world. The Shroud of Turin isn’t controversial because it was “debunked.” It’s controversial because the debunk itself has been debunked. Here’s what’s usually left out of the conversation: The 1988 carbon dating that labeled the Shroud “medieval” did not test the main body of the cloth. It tested a corner section later shown to contain cotton fibers, consistent with medieval repair work after documented fires. The rest of the Shroud is pure linen. In 1978, the STURP research team (33 scientists, 120 hours of direct examination) reported: • No paint • No pigment • No dye • No ink • No brush strokes • Image depth of roughly 2 microns, superficial enough to be shaved off The image also encodes three-dimensional spatial information, something paintings, prints, and known forgeries do not produce. Blood evidence shows: • Pre-mortem and post-mortem blood • Serum separation consistent with pulmonary edema • Blood type AB • Wounds matching Roman crucifixion practices • No broken legs • A pierced side between ribs five and six Pollen analysis traces the cloth’s geographic path from Jerusalem to Edessa, then Constantinople, France, and finally Italy. Some pollen species identified bloom only in Jerusalem during spring. Additional non-carbon dating studies indicate the linen has been aging for approximately 2,000 years, not 700. The Shroud is currently preserved in the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist in Turin, sealed in an argon-filled reliquary to protect it from oxygen and light. It has not been publicly displayed since 2015. So the real question remains: If modern laboratories cannot reproduce the image, if medieval artists lacked the technology to create it, and if the famous “debunk” tested a repaired section… What exactly are we looking at? Miracle. Medieval anomaly. Or the most uncomfortable artifact in history. Comment your position. #ShroudOfTurin #ScienceVsFaith #ChristianHistory #Archaeology #ResurrectionDebate 02/16/2026

This is the most studied artifact in the world. The Shroud of Turin isn’t controversial because it was “debunked.” It’s controversial because the debunk itself has been debunked. Here’s what’s usually left out of the conversation: The 1988 carbon dating that labeled the Shroud “medieval” did not test the main body of the cloth. It tested a corner section later shown to contain cotton fibers, consistent with medieval repair work after documented fires. The rest of the Shroud is pure linen. In 1978, the STURP research team (33 scientists, 120 hours of direct examination) reported: • No paint • No pigment • No dye • No ink • No brush strokes • Image depth of roughly 2 microns, superficial enough to be shaved off The image also encodes three-dimensional spatial information, something paintings, prints, and known forgeries do not produce. Blood evidence shows: • Pre-mortem and post-mortem blood • Serum separation consistent with pulmonary edema • Blood type AB • Wounds matching Roman crucifixion practices • No broken legs • A pierced side between ribs five and six Pollen analysis traces the cloth’s geographic path from Jerusalem to Edessa, then Constantinople, France, and finally Italy. Some pollen species identified bloom only in Jerusalem during spring. Additional non-carbon dating studies indicate the linen has been aging for approximately 2,000 years, not 700. The Shroud is currently preserved in the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist in Turin, sealed in an argon-filled reliquary to protect it from oxygen and light. It has not been publicly displayed since 2015. So the real question remains: If modern laboratories cannot reproduce the image, if medieval artists lacked the technology to create it, and if the famous “debunk” tested a repaired section… What exactly are we looking at? Miracle. Medieval anomaly. Or the most uncomfortable artifact in history. Comment your position. #ShroudOfTurin #ScienceVsFaith #ChristianHistory #Archaeology #ResurrectionDebate

02/14/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day to all my sweet friends!

01/01/2026
12/24/2025

Happy of Holidays and see you next year!
Closed until 1/2/26❤️

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Oakwood, GA
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