A: Will there be any saved who never kept the 7th day? If so, are/were they converted believers?

M: Yes, there will be plenty of born-again, baptized believers in heaven who did not keep the Sabbath here. No, they did not convert to observing everything Jesus commanded.

A: Are you saying there will be unconverted people in heaven?

A: Will there be any saved who never kept the 7th day? If so, are/were they converted believers?

M: Yes, there will be plenty of born-again, baptized believers in heaven who did not keep the Sabbath here. No, they did not convert to observing everything Jesus commanded.

A: Are you saying there will be unconverted people in heaven?

M: There will be plenty of people in heaven who did not complete the process of converting to obeying, observing "all things whatsoever" Jesus commanded. Jesus does not view them as "unconverted" because they were in the process of converting and were living in harmony with all the light they embraced.

He knows they would have embraced all truth had not death intervened.

However, the Bible does not describe born-again, baptized believers ignorantly living in violation of God's will and law.

The biblical description depicts believers as pure, holy, and righteous as Jesus.

Abiding in Jesus means everything. We are either all of His and free of sin or we are none of His and full of sin:

It is plainly stated in the Scriptures that if the whole congregation sin through ignorance, the priests shall make an atonement for the sins when they are made apparent, and the sin of ignorance shall be forgiven. The work of Jesus is to forgive the sins of the past, but if light comes from heaven to the church, and men refuse the light because its acceptance involves a cross, then they stand guilty before God; for they have made it manifest that they love the world more than they love Christ and the truth. Those who have an opportunity to hear the truth, and yet take no pains to hear or understand it, thinking that if they do not hear, they will not be accountable, will be judged guilty before God the same as if they had heard and rejected. There will be no excuse for those who choose to go in error when they might understand what is truth. In his sufferings and death Jesus has made atonement for all sins of ignorance, but there is no provision made for wilful blindness. Those who have hid their eyes from the truth lest they should be convinced, must exercise repentance toward God for the transgression of his law, and faith toward our Lord Jesus Christ, that their sins of ignorance in the transgression of the Sabbath may be forgiven. {RH, April 25, 1893 par. 10}

Let none plead as an excuse for not keeping the Sabbath, that their fathers died accepted of God when keeping the first day of the week. No doubt they were accepted; for they did not sin against the light that is shining upon you in your day. God would have us walk in the light which shines upon us. We are to appreciate the truth that is presented to our understanding; for if we do not walk in the light, it becomes darkness, and our darkness will be proportionate to the light that is given. {RH, April 25, 1893 par. 11}

We shall not be held accountable for the light that has not reached our perception, but for that which we have resisted and refused. A man could not apprehend the truth which had never been presented to him, and therefore could not be condemned for light he had never had. But if he had opportunity to hear the message, and to become acquainted with the truth, and yet refused to improve his opportunity, he will be among the number of whom Christ said, "Ye will not come unto me that ye might have life." Those who deliberately place themselves where they will not have an opportunity of hearing the truth, will be reckoned among those who have heard the truth, and persistently resisted its evidences. {RH, April 25, 1893 par. 12}