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I notice your question appears to be incomplete - it just says "Is ir" without finishing the thought. This could be the beginning of several different questions, such as: - Is irresolution a problem?" (related to weakness of purpose) - Is irresistible influence mentioned?" (related to compassionate ministry) - A question about someone named Irwin (mentioned in some documents) - Or perhaps something else entirely? Could you please complete your question so I can provide you with a helpful answer from Ellen White's writings? I'm here to help you explore her counsel on whatever topic you're interested in! --- 💡 **You might also want to explore:** • What did Ellen White say about overcoming indecision and weakness of purpose? • How does compassionate ministry influence others according to Ellen White? • What principles did she teach about practical Christian service? --- 📚 **thousands of passages found** containing these search terms — [Explore in Full-Text Search](/advanced-search?q=Is+ir)

# Will Uriah the Hittite Be in Heaven? Ellen White did not specifically address whether Uriah the Hittite will be in heaven. The provided documents don't contain any direct statements about Uriah or his eternal destiny. However, Ellen White's writings do provide important principles about who will be in heaven. She emphasized that salvation is not earned through human merit but comes through Christ alone. She wrote that "Christ, only Christ and His righteousness, will obtain for us a passport into heaven" (LDE 283.1). She further explained that "both our title to heaven and our fitness for it are found in the righteousness of Christ" (LDE 283.1). ## The Character of Those Who Will Be Saved Ellen White's vision of heaven included seeing those who hunger and thirst after righteousnessnumbered "among the Israel of God" (PK 371.2). This suggests that God's kingdom will include all who have genuinely sought Him and His righteousness, regardless of their specific historical circumstances. The biblical account presents Uriah as a man of integrity and loyalty—qualities that align with godly character. While Ellen White didn't comment on his specific case, her writings consistently emphasize that God judges the heart and that salvation is available to all who respond to the light they have received. ## God's Just and Merciful Judgment Ultimately, Ellen White's counsel points us to trust in God's perfect justice and mercy. She encouraged believers to focus on their own relationship with Christ rather than speculating about others' eternal destiny. The question of who will be in heaven rests in God's hands, and His judgments are always righteous and fair. --- 💡 **You might also want to explore:** • What did Ellen White say about how God judges those who lived before Christ? • How does Ellen White describe the character of those who will be saved? • What principles did she teach about salvation being available to all people throughout history? --- 📚 **No specific passages found** about Uriah the Hittite in Ellen White's writings, but you can explore related topics about salvation and God's judgment.