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There is no such phrase in the Bible. However, Romans 8:37 comes close and the whole of 1 Corinthians 13 is devoted to that theme.
The origin of the phrase is from the Latin poet, Virgil [70 BC - 19 BC], who wrote "Amor omnia vincit" and was quoted in English by the first great author of English prose, Chaucer [about 1350 AD]. From Chaucer the English translation of "Amor onia vincit", "Love conquers all", passed into general usage.
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The origin of the phrase is from the Latin poet, Virgil [70 BC - 19 BC], who wrote "Amor omnia vincit" and was quoted in English by the first great author of English prose, Chaucer [about 1350 AD]. From Chaucer the English translation of "Amor onia vincit", "Love conquers all", passed into general usage.
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Mike
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