The Hebrew words ‘when he took Rebekah’ in Genesis 25:20 are numerical equivalent with the Greek words for ‘the net’ in John 21:11. Both have the numerical value of 1224.
Typologically, the net represents the resurrection or rapture of the completed church when the 153 fish are caught up out of the Gentile Sea of Tiberias. The biblical number for resurrection is the number ‘eight’ and the biblical number for the ‘completed church’ is ‘153’. The multiplication of these two numbers (eight x 153 = 1224) speaks of the event of the Rapture when the Bride of Christ is caught up as symbolised by ‘the net’.
Given that Rebekah is a type of the Bride of Christ, the numerical equivalence of ‘the net’ in John 21:11 with ‘the taking of Rebekah’, supports the Rapture of the church at 40 Jubilees or after 2000 Bible Years of the Christian Dispensation.
Note the presence of the ‘aleph-tav’ (numerical value 401) as the central untranslated word in the above Hebrew clause. The ‘aleph’ and the ‘tav’ are the first and last letters of the Hebrew alphabet, respectively, and represent Messiah or Jesus, who is the first and the last (Revelation 1:17). How appropriate that Messiah is present in the narrative concerning ‘the taking of Rebekah’ at the Rapture given that He is the Bridegroom who does the ‘taking’.