He [then] comes to his ox, and his ox was standing between the Antechamber and the Altar, its head to the south and its face to the west.  The Kohen [Gadol] stands to the east [of the ox] facing west, and he supports both his hands upon it, and he confesses.  He would say the following: “I beg of You, HASHEM, I have acted wickedly, rebelled, and sinned before You, I and my household. I beg of You, HASHEM, forgive now the wicked acts, rebellions and sins, for I have acted wickedly, rebelled, and sinned before You, I and my house- hold, as is written in the Torah of Your servant Moses: For on this day he will atone for you . . .”  And they answer after him: “Blessed is the Name —- the glory of His Kingship —- forever and ever.”