Komentaryo sa Ezekiel 46:8: Rashi & Tze'enah Ure'enah

And whenever the prince goes in on the New Moon and on the Sabbath of Creation, when Israel is not commanded to appear at the Temple, and he comes in to prostrate himself.

he shall go in by way of the vestibule of the gate, and by the same way shall he go out Through the very same gate he shall go out, and he is not commanded to make the Court a short-cut. But on the festivals, concerning which it is stated (Deut. 16:16): “shall all your males appear,” he is required to make it a short-cut like the rest of the people. That is what is written (verse 10): “goes in among them when they go in, and when they go out, they [the prince and people together] go out.”

“When the prince enters” [46:8]. The way that the prince entered is how he should leave. He should not make a shortcut to go out, as if it hurt him to be in the Temple and he wanted to leave quickly. Rather, he should leave slowly. From here we learn that one should not run out of the synagogue. One should not say that the synagogue was too difficult for him, and he runs out quickly. However, ordinary Israelites, when they came for the festivals, they should leave by the door opposite the one that they came in. This is so that they should see how beautiful are all the sides of the Temple and the prince should go among them. On the festivals, the meal offering should be one measure for the ox and one measure for the ram; for the sheep, as much as he can afford and one pitcher of oil for each measure.