1)

What does the Pasuk mean when it writes "ve'Nod'ah ha'Chatas"? Is it not obvious that they cannot bring a Korban before they know that they have sinned?

1.

Ramban #1, Moshav Zekenim #1: It is a manner of speech, as if to say 'When they know that they have sinned... '. 1

2.

Ramban #2, Moshav Zekenim #2: To teach us that they are only Chayav if they know for sure that they have sinned - but not on a Safek. 2

3.

Ramban #3: To teach us that, not only must they know that they ruled incorrectly, but also exactly what their mistake was. 3

1

Which it does not mention by the Par Kohen Mashi'ach, where it is superfluous (Ramban).

2

Like the Asham Taluy (Ramban).

3

And the same applies to the Par Chatas of the Kohen Gadol (Refer to 4:3:2:3).

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