Horatius Bonar

b. 1808

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Horatius Bonar was a 19th-century Scottish churchman and poet, renowned for his inspiring hymns and theological writings. Born in 1808 in Edinburgh, Bonar was closely associated with the Free Church of Scotland and was deeply involved in the evangelical revival of his time. He authored numerous books, hymns, and religious tracts which emphasized the doctrine of free grace and the importance of a personal and experiential faith. His hymns, including "I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say" and "Be Thou My Vision," continue to be sung in Christian worship around the world. Bonar's legacy is marked by his profound influence on Victorian hymnody and his enduring contributions to Christian literature.