[If] one sets aside his chatas, then dies, his son may not bring it after him, and he may not bring it from one sin to another, even [if it was set aside] for cheilev that he had eaten yesterday, he may not bring it for the cheilev he ate today, for it is stated (Lev. 4:28): his offering . . . for his sin, that is, his offering shall be for his sin.