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

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All of the above reasons contributed to the increasing anti-Jewish sentiment among Christians. The association of opponents with Satan can be seen in the demonization of Jews in Christian literature, while the fact that Judaism remained a vital religion challenged Christian claims of superiority. The continued observance of Jewish practices by some Christians may have also been seen as a threat to the purity of Christian doctrine. Finally, the New Testament's portrayal of the Jews as responsible for Jesus' death further contributed to hostility towards Jews among Christians.

While Christians Accepted Hebrew Scriptures as Their Old Testament, They