John Trapp on Ezra 3:5

Verſe 5. And afterward offered] Finding a flote of holy affections in their hearts, they paſſed from one good exerciſe to another, and were indefatigable in the Lords work. David finding ſuch an heat and height in his people, prayes God to keep it ever in the imagination of the thoughts of their hearts, which he knew well to be fickle and falſe, 1 Chron. 29.18.

Both of the new-moones] Kept in thankfulneſſe to God for their time renewed upon them, from moneth to moneth, and his mercies every morning, and moment.

And of all the ſet-feaſts of the Lord that were conſecrated] By an holy reſting both from corporall labour, and from ſpirituall idleneſſe.

A free will offering] See the note on Chap. 1.4.