Revelation 21:14, "And the wall of the city had twelve foundations, and in them the names of the twelve apostles of the Lamb."
I believe the twelfth apostles is Matthias as he was a disciple/apostles of the LAMB during the building of the Gospel church. Paul followed some time later.
Some people sort of discount Matthias as he is only mentioned as a replacement of Judas, but God counted him as an apostle (Acts 1:23-26) Matthias is only mentioned in this portion of Scripture, but some of the other apostles are only mentioned once.
Acts chapter 1. He's not mentioned again.
The church is the bride of Christ mentioned in Revelation 19.
The dragon is introduced in Revelation 12:3, but is used throughout the whole chapter. A dragon is also mentioned in Revelation 13.
The first chapter of Acts (Acts 1:1-26) tells us that Jesus had died and been resurrected before Matthias was chosen as an apostle to replace Judas.
The Acts of Apostles Chapter 1 talks about Matthias as being the thirteenth disciples.
No, Zacchaeus was not surnamed Matthias in the Bible. Matthias was one of the candidates considered to replace Judas Iscariot as an apostle in Acts 1:23-26. Zacchaeus is a separate individual mentioned in the Gospel of Luke, known for being a tax collector who climbed a tree to see Jesus.
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Opinions: The woman mentioned in chapter 12 of Revelation is thought to be Israel who brought forth the Christ child and King Herod is thought to be the dragon. ( Matthew 2:16 ) Revelation is a prophecy ( Revelation 1:3 )
The last chapter in the bible is from the book of Revelations chapter 22verse 21.
Paul The Apostle was arrested in Caesarea.
Revelation 19 and 20.
The answer is found in the chronology of the scriptures. Matthias is first mentioned in Acts 1:23 and then later in Acts 1:26. Barnabas is not mentioned until 4:36 and then later in chapter 9. Acts 1 describes how the disciples choose lots to find a replacement for Judas. Matthias was selected but we know nothing about him before this time or afterwards. He must have been a faithful servant, someone like Stephen. The first mention of Barnabas is when he gave all his possessions to the church in Chapter 4. It wasn't until Chapter 9, many years later, that he goes on a mission with Paul. I find it interesting that the apostles felt the need to replace Judas. Why? Most people interpret the events to mean that this decision was wrong to make and God had plans to raise up a 12th apostle through Paul. However, drawing of lots was quite common method to make decisions at that time and even centuries later(however, not normal for the Church).