With three baskets of three se’ah each, they withdraw the terumah from the [funds in the treasury] chamber; on them were written [the Hebrew letters] “aleph,” “beis,” “gimmel.”  R’ Yishmael says: The Greek [letters] “alpha,” “beta,” “gam-ma” were written on them.  The one who withdraws the terumah may not enter [the treasury chamber] wearing a hemmed garment, nor with a shoe or a sandal, nor with tefillin or an amulet, lest he become poor and people might say, “Because of the sin of [stealing from] the [treasury] chamber has he become impoverished!” Or, lest he become rich and people might say, “He has enriched himself with the terumah of the [treasury] chamber!” For a person must please people in the same manner that he must please the Omnipresent, for it is said: And you shall be guiltless before HASHEM and before Israel [Numbers 32:22]. And it is also said: And find favor and good understanding in the eyes of God and mankind [Proverbs 3:4].