Definition: Antichoromanic refers to a period of decline in Jewish-Christian relations during the reign of King Hezekiah (523-506 BCE) and his successors, leading up to the final years of the Second Temple era from AD 545 BCE until the end of the First Temple period (AD 517/8 CE). During this time, there was a period of hostility and tension between Jews and Christians. The antichoromanic phase lasted for several decades, culminating in the fall of Jerusalem to the Romans in 586 BCE. The term "antichoromanic" reflects the tension that existed between the two communities, as well as their ongoing religious differences over matters such as temple worship, sacrificial rites, and even the use of horses.
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