Ezekiel 44 Footnotes
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Some interpreters identify the “prince” as the Messiah. But since he was required to offer a sin offering for himself, he could hardly be the Messiah (45:22; 2Co 5:21). The messianic statement in Ezk 37:25, “My servant David will be their prince [Hb nasi’ ] forever,” may refer both to the Messiah and to David, the “prince” who will serve as temple administrator and messianic leader of the millennial temple.