Does God specifically reveal Himself to individuals he would like to save?

From a personal Christian experience, it is as if God chooses those he will save by revealing Himself to those he deems worthy, this can be backed up by these examples from the Bible. 1. God reveals Himself to Abraham by having a direct conversation with him and ordering him to go to an unknown land. 2. God reveals Himself to Paul on his way to Damascus and engages him in a conversation like the previous case 3. Jesus calls the twelve and reveals his divine power to them through the miracles he performed 4. God reveals Himself to Moses via a burning bush 5. God reveals Himself to Samuel by calling him in his sleep 6. God reveals Himself to Elisha through the signs and wonders of Elijah 7. God reveals Himself to the parents of Samson and foretell his destiny 8. God reveals Himself to Jeremiah by telling him He knew him before he was formed in his mother's womb From all these Biblical stories, in addition to predestination, does God actually choose by revealing Himself to those he knew from the foundation of the world? *Ephesians 1:4* >According as he hath chosen us in him before the foundation of the world, that we should be holy and without blame before him in love. God already has the number, so does he specifically reveal Himself to individuals he would like added to the list above?