When do the events of mourning and asking about the wounds take place?
The mourning and the question about the wounds in His hands occur at His second coming, when He returns to the nation of Israel in power and glory. Israel will mourn for Him as for an only son, and then ask about the wounds of crucifixion.
Les explains that the mourning and the question about the wounds both take place at Christ's second coming, when He returns to the nation of Israel in power and glory. After Israel mourns for Him as for an only son, one will ask Him, 'What are these wounds in thy hands?'—the wounds of crucifixion—and He will answer, 'Those with which I was wounded in the house of my friends.' Les ties this to the pattern of Joseph and Moses, who were not recognized the first time they appeared to their brethren, just as Israel did not know Jesus at His first coming.