While Christians accepted Hebrew Scriptures as their Old Testament, they increasingly became anti-Jewish because

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All of these factors contributed to the increasing anti-Jewish sentiment among Christians. Some Christians saw any opposition, including Jewish opposition, as coming from Satan. The continued vitality of Judaism also put into doubt the Christian concept of supersessionism, which held that Christianity had fulfilled and replaced Judaism. Some Christians resented fellow Christians who continued to observe Jewish customs, while others believed that the Jews were guilty of Jesus' death, as stated in the New Testament.

While Christians Accepted Hebrew Scriptures as Their Old Testament, They