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set to the tune of "Jerusalem (hymn)"
The Rev. '''Horatius Bonar''' (1809 – 1889), [[Scottish]] clergyman, is known as “the prince of Scottish hymn writers”. One of the most prodigious of all time, he wrote over 600 hymns, many of them still popular today.
The Rev. '''Horatius Bonar''' (1809 – 1889), [[Scottish]] clergyman, is known as “the prince of Scottish hymn writers”. One of the most prodigious of all time, he wrote over 600 hymns, many of them still popular today.
One of his hymns, “O love of God, how strong and true” was performed at the funeral of the [[American]] [[President]], [[Ronald Reagan]] in 2004.
One of his hymns, “O love of God, how strong and true”, set to the tune of "[[Jerusalem (hymn)|Jerusalem]]" was performed at the funeral of the [[American]] [[President]], [[Ronald Reagan]] in 2004.
:O love of God, how strong and true!
:O love of God, how strong and true!