New 12th Disciple?

Question

Does anybody know if there were any teachings in the bible, by way of Matthias?
He is the man who became the 12th disciple, after the death of (Judas) one of the 12 disciples (Acts 1:15-26).

Answer 1

I don't recall seeing any, but thanks for asking the question. Gonna have to go look!

Answer 2

Source: Blue Letter Bible
Go to Acts 1:26.
http://www.blueletterbible.org/kjv/Act/Act001.html#26
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This from Matthew Henry Commentary on Acts Chap 1 Verses 15-26:

Two, who were known to have been Christ’s constant attendants, and men of great integrity, were set up as candidates for the place (v. 23): They appointed two; not the eleven, they did not take upon them to determine who should be put up, but the hundred and twenty, for to them Peter spoke, and not to the eleven. The two they nominated were Joseph and Matthias, of neither of whom do we read elsewhere, except this Joseph be the same with that Jesus who is called Justus, of whom Paul speaks (Col. 4:11), and who is said to be of the circumcision, a native Jew, as this was, and who was a fellow-worker with Paul in the kingdom of God and a comfort to him; and then it is observable that, though he came short of being an apostle, he did not therefore quit the ministry, but was very useful in a lower station; for, Are all apostles? Are all prophets? Some think this Joseph is he that is called Joses (Mk. 6:3), the brother of James the less (Mk. 15:40), and was called Joses the just, as he was called James the just. Some confound this with that Joses mentioned Acts 4:36. But that was of Cyprus, this of Galilee; and, it should seem, to distinguish them, that was called Barnabas—a son of consolation; this Barsabas—a son of the oath. These two were both of them such worthy men, and so well qualified for the office, that they could not tell which of them was the fitter, but all agreed it must be one of these two. They did not propose themselves nor strive for the place, but humbly sat still, and were appointed to it.

Answer 3

There is not much about his ministry mentioned, But the bible does say he was number amoung the 12, I do know his teachings never went against the other 11 Apostles.

Answer 4

He taught the exact same thing that all the apostles taught. They did not have different teachings, but were one in purpose and thought with the teachings of Jesus, which originated with God.

Answer 5

the man that became the 12th after juda was sebastion