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Born: 1712, Lon­don, Eng­land.

Died: May 24, 1768, Lon­don, Eng­land.

Buried: Bun­hill Fields Cem­e­te­ry, Lon­don Eng­land.

Hart re­sist­ed Chris­ti­an­i­ty while young, writ­ing the pamp­hlet The Un­rea­son­a­ble­ness of Re­li­gion, Be­ing Re­marks and An­im­ad­ver­sions on the Rev. John Wes­ley’s Ser­mon on Ro­mans 8:32. How­ev­er, Hart came to Christ in 1757, be­com­ing an e­norm­ous­ly pop­u­lar preach­er and hymn writ­er. Tens of thou­sands at­tend­ed his fun­er­al. Hart’s works in­clude:

Hymns Com­posed on Var­i­ous Sub­jects, with the Au­thor’s Ex­per­i­ence (Lon­don: 1759)
Supplement to his Hymns, 1762
Appendix to his Hymns, 1765

Source: The Cyber Hymnal