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For sure, it would have to include those whose names we find recorded in The Bible who found favor in God's eyes.

The 11th chapter of Hebrews provides a short list of the "faithful" who would be in it, beginning with Abel, Enoch, Noah...

Jesus told the Pharisees that Abraham, Isaac and Jacob would be in the Kingdom... so, their names would be in the Book of Life.

King David for sure... a man "after God's own heart."

The prophets in God's Word.

Jesus told His apostles they would be sitting on thrones in the Kingdom, so they're in it.

Only He knows who the "faithful" were and are whom He has forgiven since His ascension into heaven, whose names are recorded.

Then, there will be all the untold millions who shall receive salvation in the Judgment whose names are yet to be recorded.

All whose transgressions He has blotted out.

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