Numbers 9:11 provides an alternate date (second month) for those unclean, complementing the primary date commanded here.

Numbers 9:12 spells out a specific statute (no bone broken) that this verse's 'all its statutes' includes.

Numbers 9:13 enforces the command here by adding the penalty of being cut off for those who neglect the Passover.

Numbers 28:16 restates the Passover on the fourteenth day of the first month, directly paralleling the command in Numbers 9:3.

Exodus 12:6 specifies the exact date (14th day at twilight) that this verse's 'appointed time' refers to.

Exodus 12:7-11 gives the detailed statutes (blood, unleavened bread, haste) that this verse refers to as 'all its statutes and judgments.'

Deuteronomy 16:6 adds the requirement to sacrifice the Passover at the central sanctuary at twilight, expanding on the timing and location.

2 Chronicles 35:1 records Josiah's historical observance of Passover on the exact date, fulfilling the command given here.

In 2 Chronicles 30:2, Hezekiah delays Passover to the second month, contrasting with this verse's command to keep it at the appointed first month.

2 Chronicles 30:15 records them slaughtering the lamb on the second month's fourteenth day, a direct deviation from the first‑month timing here.