The sermon centers on the restoration of worship in post-exilic Israel, highlighting the temple's dedication as a profound moment of divine faithfulness and corporate renewal. It emphasizes that true worship is rooted in the blood of sacrifice, unified by grace, purified by God's Word, and marked by genuine joy and remembrance of God's redemptive acts throughout history. Drawing from Ezra 6, the passage illustrates how the people, though once scattered and defiled, were restored through divine decree, prophetic encouragement, and personal holiness, culminating in a joyful, orderly, and biblically faithful celebration of Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread. The preacher underscores that worship must be both inwardly sincere and outwardly obedient, rejecting both dead formalism and self-invented rituals, and instead directing the heart to Christ, who fulfills all Old Testament types. Ultimately, the sermon calls the church to worship with gratitude, unity, purity, and joy, anchored in the eternal promises of God and the finished work of Jesus Christ, who is the true and final temple.

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