Zechariah 9:9 — Ra claims it is not Messianic and requires Gentile conversion and expanded Israeli borders for fulfillment. The text contains none of those requirements.

Ra's specific claim: Zechariah 9:9 is a Jewish prophecy; rabbinical interpretation requires (a) Gentiles to receive Messiah and (b) borders of Israel to be enlarged as conditions of fulfillment; Jesus met neither because he was rejected by the rabbinical assembly. Winger reads the text aloud: 'Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion... behold your king is coming to you, righteous and having salvation, humble and mounted on a donkey.' There is no mention of Gentile conversion or expanded borders in Zechariah 9:9 itself. Ra's supposed 'rabbinical requirements' are not in the verse. Moreover, Ra simultaneously claims the passage is not Messianic at all while also saying its Messianic fulfillment requires Gentile acceptance — an internal contradiction.