Wherefore, seeing that we are to receive a kingdom that cannot be shaken, let us [unlike Esau] continue to have undeserved kindness, through which we may acceptably render God sacred service with godly fear and awe.

Hebrews 12:25-29.

35. To what time does the writer apply the expression “Yet once more,” and so what must be close as regards the shakable, made things?

³⁵ Have we noticed? The writer to the Christianized Hebrews applies the divine expression “Yet once more” to the future and explains that the only unshakable thing is the kingdom that the Christians who render sacred service to God in an acceptable manner will receive.

Also, those imperishable, irremovable things have to do with Jehovah’s “kingdom that cannot be shaken.”​—Hebrews 12:28.