Numbers 28:3 commands the daily burnt offering, which the monthly sin offering here is offered in addition to.

Numbers 28:10 uses the same phrase 'besides the regular burnt offering' for the Sabbath, showing the sin offering for the new moon follows the same logic of addition.

Numbers 28:22 commands the same male goat sin offering for the Feast of Unleavened Bread — parallel requirement for another festival.

Numbers 28:30 also commands a male goat for sin offering at the Feast of Weeks, mirroring the new moon sin offering pattern.

Numbers 28:11 introduces the new moon burnt offerings that verse 15 concludes with the sin offering, providing the immediate context.

Numbers 29:5 likewise prescribes a male goat for sin offering at the Feast of Trumpets, repeating the same formula as the new moon.

Numbers 15:24 also prescribes a male goat for a sin offering, but for unintentional sins of the congregation — different purpose.

Romans 8:3 explains that the law's sin offerings (like this goat) were weak — Christ condemned sin in the flesh.

Exodus 29:40 specifies the drink offering for the regular burnt offering that Numbers 28:15 references as 'its drink offering'.

Ezekiel 45:23 also includes a male goat for sin offering during festivals, showing continuity of this practice into the restored temple.

Leviticus 4:23 uses a male goat for a leader's individual sin offering — similar animal type but distinct occasion.

Leviticus 16:15 describes the Day of Atonement goat sin offering — a more elaborate ritual than the monthly offering here.