Matthew Poole and continuators on Ezekiel 46:3

3 Likewise the people of the land shall worship at the door of this gate before the LORD, in the sabbaths , and in the new moons .

And Heb. i. e. as the Prince had done, bringing, standing worshipping at the threshold of the gate, and departing when the Sacrifice was finisht, so must the people when they brought their Sacrifices, but one manner, one gate, one sacrifice, but one Saviour.

With due sense of Gods holy and glorious presence.

Both weekly and other holy dayes, which are called Sabbaths on good ground.

Which were solemn Feasts to the Jews in their generation, but these dayes priviledged 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 croud the gate, but at this time, they kept in their own Court.