Irenaeus Against Heresies Book IV "For the workman is worthy of his meat."[98] Archelaus Acts of the Disputation with the Heresiarch Manes Well, then, are justice and goodness opposed to each other? Far from it! There has only been an advance from simple justice to positive goodness. And again, we have the saying, "The workman is worthy of his hire."[462] Didache 2. So also a true teacher is himself worthy, as the workman, of his support.[120] Acts of Saint Philip the Apostle When He Went to Upper Hellas For they thought that Philip was a philosopher, since he was travelling in the dress of a recluse; and they did not know that he was an apostle of Christ. For the dress which Jesus gave to His disciples was a mantle only, and a linen cloth.[1] Acts of Andrew and Matthias For He chose for Himself us twelve, and gave us such a commandment, saying, When you go to preach, do not carry money in the journey, nor bread, nor bag, nor shoes, nor staff, nor two coats.[6] Origen Commentary on John Book I But that progress too, which is in wisdom and which is found by those who seek their salvation in it to do for them what they require both in respect of exposition of truth in the divine word and in respect of conduct according to true righteousness, it lets us understand how Christ is the way. In this way we have to take nothing with us,[134]