Ezekiel 46:3 - Matthew Poole's English Annotations on the Holy Bible

Likewise, Heb. And, i.e. as the prince had done, bringing, standing, worshipping at the threshold of the gate, and departing when the sacrifice was finished, so must the people when they brought their sacrifices; but one manner, one gate, one sacrifice; but one Saviour. Before the Lord; with due sense of God's holy and glorious presence. In the sabbaths; both weekly and other holy days, which are called sabbaths on good ground. The new moons; which were solemn feasts to the Jews in their generation; but these days privileged them only to come thus near who brought their particular offerings, for I suppose the people might not approach at pleasure to see the stated morning and evening oblation sacrificed, this would crowd the gate; but at this time they kept in their own court.