Numbers 9

In the second year, first month, YHWH instructs on observing Passover, allowing delayed observance for the unclean or travelers; the Israelites comply[1]. That night, the cloud lifts from the tabernacle, signaling departure, with Israel journeying from Sinai organized by tribes under trumpet signals, first stopping at Wilderness of Paran[1].

Interlinear Text

and they did the Passover in the first on the fourteenth tenth day of the month between the evenings in the wilderness of Sinai according to all that He had commanded YHWH - Moses so they did the sons of Israel
But the man who he is clean and on a journey not was and fails to keep the Passover shall be cut off that soul that from his people because offering of YHWH not he offered at its appointed time his sin he shall bear that man that
And if shall sojourn with you a stranger and shall do the Passover to YHWH according to the statute of the Passover and according to its ordinance so he shall do statute one shall be for you and for the stranger and for the native-born of the land