What did Christians do to the Jews after Christianity became the empire religion?
After Christianity became more or less the official empire religion, they persecuted the Jews, killed them by the thousands, and chased them out of every place where they had established a community. This was a human reaction, because Jews were viewed as Christ killers and enemies of God.
Les explains that Israel's rejection and the Gentiles' response moved contrary to what God intended. Once Christianity became more or less the official empire religion, the Jewish people were persecuted, killed by thousands, and chased out of every community they had established. The stated reason was that they were considered the Christ killers and enemies of God; some early Reformers also said horrible things about the Jew. But Les emphasizes this was all a human reaction to circumstances, not God's intended way. God had intended Israel's situation to turn them to Himself by promoting jealousy. In the larger context, Israel's fall brought spiritual riches to the world system, predominantly Gentiles, which Gentiles have enjoyed.