Is it possible that the sacrifices in the kingdom temple that Ezekiel describes,
    is what Israel was to have, based on the first covenant?
The new covenant had been mentioned prior to that, like in Jeremiah.
However, the details of the new covenant was not given.
Especially that the LORD God of Israel, himself, would take on flesh,
    and be the Lamb of God, the only truly acceptable blood sacrifice,
    and that there then would be no more need for other sacrifices.
These things were not fully grasped until the book of Hebrews was written,
    and the temple destroyed shortly thereafter.
So, that there still will be a kingdom temple, but no longer
    lambs, bulls, and goats sacrificed in there, as originally anticipated?
But, that the ultimate the Lamb of God, himself,
    the Lord Jesus, will be in there?
And like the book of Hebrews shows, Jesus is better, in every way,
    than all the great things of the first covenant.
And that Israel will be very much satisfied with the new covenant,
    over what they had originally anticipated with the first?