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Sons To Glory
what is good; and what does the Lord require of you: To do justice,
and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God.” (Mic. 6:6-8)
We conclude therefore, that the animal sacrifices and other offerings
which are given in the Millennial Temple will serve as object lessons
for the spiritual sacrifices of a heart that is pure, cleansed and sanctified
in praise and thanksgiving to Yahweh God. Walking daily in justice,
mercy and humility are the sacrifices which God really desires from us.
2) Admittance into the Temple (44:1-9)
“And the glory of the Lord came into the temple by way of the gate
which faces toward the east.” (Ezek. 43:4)
Because the Lord enters the temple by the eastern gateway, no man
shall enter the temple by this gate, but it shall be closed (44:2). The
“prince” is the only one who is allowed at certain times to enter into
this eastern gateway by the vestibule of the gateway to sit and eat bread
before the Lord. (The prince will be discussed further in section 5 -
Ordinances for the prince) Everyone else must enter by either the
northern or southern gates and, “whoever enters by way of the north
gate to worship shall go out by way of the south gate; and whoever
enters by way of the south gate shall go out by way of the north gate.
He shall not return by way of the gate through which he came, but shall
go out through the opposite gate. The prince shall then be in their
midst.” (Ezek 46:9) This is symbolic of being changed from glory to
glory – (2Cor 3:18). Every time we come into the presence of the Lord
we are changed more into His likeness, and we leave different than
when we first came.
Yahweh God told Ezekiel, “mark well who may enter the house and all
who go out from the sanctuary.” He then explains to Ezekiel the
abominations that Israel has done in the past by allowing “foreigners,
uncircumcised in heart and flesh” to be in His house and therefore
defile it and break His Covenant. Therefore, the only people allowed
into the temple will be those who are saved/redeemed or “circumcised
in heart.” The unsaved or unredeemed who are “uncircumcised in
heart” may never enter the temple.
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