The Pulpit Commentary - Ezekiel 46:13
The daily offering. There is nothing inconsistent in the combination of special solemnities observed upon certain occasions with the regular daily worship. They are not contradictory of, but complementary to, each other. If there is an adaptation between annual festivals and one principle of human nature, there is an equal adaptation between another tendency of that nature and the constantly recurring daily sacrifice of prayer and praise. Accordingly, in this same chapter are found... read more
The Pulpit Commentary - Ezekiel 46:13
The homing sacrifice. I. THE MORNING SHOULD BE DEDICATED TO GOD . Then especially worship is fitting. It is sad to begin the day without prayer. But the fresh morning devotion has a preciousness of its own. 1. Then we awake from sleep . It is happy indeed to wake to some good thought of God. He has preserved us through the long hours of darkness. New strength has come by refreshing rest, and this is God's gift. Therefore grateful thoughts should rise with morning... read more