Which part?
Well, all of it to be honest.
I don't know the day or hour. But since Moshiac ben Yosef has completed his mission as the suffering servant, all that is left is the coronation ceremony for Mashiac ben David.
All of this has nothing to do with the Hebrew Bible. Well possibly the coronation ceremony for David's descendant but the two concepts you have linked are not related.
Where is it written, for example, that the messiah will suffer? The idea of the messiah suffering is not a part of Judaism or the Hebrew Bible.
Didn't you read what I wrote? I explained in great detail.
I read it, and it is more of the same really. Small parts of the Hebrew Bible ripped out of context and dressed up to say what you want it to say. However, you seem to have misunderstood the Jewish concept of the Messiah, and you have taken non-messianic prophecies and made them in to messianic.
Again, didn't you read it? I explained all of that.
Indeed.
But you go on about Jesus being concieved by spirit and other things, but according to Judaism and the Hebrew Bible the messiah will be nothing other than human, with human parents, the concept of God in an Earth suit is nowhere suggested in the Hebrew Bible.
Then what is it?
It is a reflection on David's ancestry.
Is Micah 5:2 in parenthesis in your Bible?