[editor-surveyor]

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The “traditions” that the apostles taught are the activities listed in the Acts of the apostles!

Basically, the appointed feasts that tell the story of his future coming, and the coming together as the sun sets on the Sabbath, and the first day of the week begins with gifts to the ministry that could not be carried on the Sabbath, and the evening Bible study that often lasted well into the night when Paul got started.
(remember the guy that fell out of the window and died, and had to be resurrected?)

That tradition is how the nonsense about “Sunday worship” got started a few centuries later, by the misunderstanding of what the coming together was.
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[papertyger]

The “traditions” that the apostles taught are the activities listed in the Acts of the apostles!

Where’s the verse that says that?