No offense. I remembered another reason I had the impression some Jews hated Christ. I've known several Jewish Christians, people that converted from Judaism to Christianity. It has always created a problem between them and members of their families. One, who eventually became a part time Christian preacher was even "disowned" or whatever the term, by his father. He married a woman who was not Jewish, who was a divorcee, which increased his father's angst I think. After years passed ~20 they reconciled just before his father's death. This particular Jewish father had influenced the brothers for awhile to reject him too, but that faded quicker till finally it was just the father alone that maintained it. This son had to quit working with his father and one brother in real estate, he was fired. He struggled, needing help from friends, one my father, till the real estate business he eventually started after getting a broker's license finally succeeded. Other Jewish Christians I have known experienced similar stories, though usually of lesser family retribution against them. How is one to understand such rejection of one's child on religious grounds? Of course it's not just Jews, but sometimes that is seen among conversions from one Christian viewpoint to another, but most often those groups who act that way are looked on more like a cult in their attitude, since that sort of rejection was not the attitude of Christ toward those who didn't follow him.