Horatius Bonar emphasizes that seeking Christ, even from selfish motives such as fear of wrath or desire for salvation, is not wrong. He argues that God created us with these instincts and expects us to respond to His appeals. Bonar reassures that true faith is being satisfied with Christ and His work, rather than with our own feelings or motives. He encourages believers to come to Christ as they are, acknowledging their imperfections, and to trust in His grace rather than their own righteousness. Ultimately, Bonar highlights that God’s love and compassion for sinners is unwavering, urging them to accept His invitation to salvation.