Tertullian, Against Marcion 4.29
Who would not want us to take care of the soul regarding food and the body regarding clothing, except the One who foresaw these needs for humanity in advance and, by supplying them, rightly forbids anxiety over them as a rival to his own generosity? He even furnished the soul's very substance with food more abundantly and fashioned the body's very material with clothing more abundantly. His ravens neither sow nor reap nor store in barns, yet he feeds them (Luke 12:24). His lilies and grasses neither spin nor sew, yet they are clothed by him (Matthew 6:28-29). Even Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like a single one of these flowers (Matthew 6:29).
Latin
Quis nollet curam nos agere animae de uictu et corpori de uestitu, nisi qui ista homini ante prospexit et exinde praestans merito curam eorum tamquam aemulam liberalitatis suae prohibet, qui et substantiam ipsius animae accommodauit potiorem esca et materiam ipsius corporis figurauit potiorem tunica, cuius et corui non serunt nec metunt nec in apothecas condunt et tamen aluntur ab ipso, cuius et lilia et foenum non texunt nec neunt et tamen uestiuntur ab ipso, cuius et Salomon gloriosissimus nec ullo tamen flosculo cultior?