The appointed one said to [the Kohanim]: “Recite a single blessing,” and they recited the blessing. They recited the Ten Statements, “Hear [O Israel],” “And it will come to pass if you will hearken,” and “And [Hashem] said.” They recited three blessings: “Emes Veyatziv,” and the service, and the blessings of the Kohanim. And on the Sabbath, they would add a single blessing for the outgoing mishmar.

[The appointed one] said to them: “Those who are new to the incense [service], come and draw lots!” They cast lots; whoever won the privilege [of offering the incense] won [it].  ”Those who are new [to the service] and those who are old [to it], come and draw lots, who brings the limbs up from the ramp to the Altar!” R’ Eliezer ben Yaakov says: The one who brings the limbs up onto the ramp is the one who brings them up onto the Altar.

[The Kohanim] handed over [the garments] to the attendants. They would remove the [priestly] garments of [the Kohanim] from them; they would leave only the breeches on them. And there were alcoves there, and above [these alcoves] was written the name of the garments [placed there].

Whoever won the privilege of the incense [service] would take the ladle.  The ladle is similar to a large tarkav [vessel] [made] of gold, [which] holds three kavs. And the spoon was inside of it, filled and heaped over with incense. [The spoon] had a cover, and a kind of ring was upon [the cover], from above [the spoon and its cover].