New Heart,New Spirit_42 Ezekiel 46:1-24 A Life of Daily Devotion in The Millennium TempleThe prophet Ezekiel provides detailed instructions for worship and temple practices during the Millennial Kingdom. This passage emphasizes the importance of devotion and obedience in the restored temple, signifying a new era of worship and purity.The chapter outlines regulations for temple access, offerings, and sacrifices, showing how God’s presence will be honored in the new temple. Specifically, it discusses the entrance rules for the prince, who is the leader of Israel, and the people’s role in maintaining a consistent, disciplined pattern of devotion. Daily offerings, such as burnt offerings and peace offerings, are to be made, and the prince’s offerings on behalf of the people serve as an act of intercession.Through these rituals, Ezekiel highlights the profound significance of a renewed relationship with God—one marked by sincere devotion, obedience, and a transformed heart. The passage invites believers to embrace a life of daily spiritual commitment, symbolizing the internal transformation that takes place when God gives His people a “new heart and a new spirit.” This transformation is not just external, but deeply internal, enabling true worship and devotion in every aspect of life.Ultimately, Ezekiel 46 underscores the holiness and reverence required in the presence of God, both in the temple and in the lives of His people, pointing toward a future where worship is pure and God’s kingdom is fully realized.This study helps to understand the spiritual significance of daily devotion and the transformed heart in the context of the future temple worship during the Millennium.