Qwerty, I never said Yaacov’s departure from this world wasn’t unusual. As it says ויגוע and not מת. His departure from this world was certainly unusual and i never argued otherwise. I said his guf is not physically alive otherwise they would not have (partially) embalmed and buried him. Furthermore, later in the parshah it says that the brothers saw that Yaacov died.
Yaacov’s guf is not physically alive, that what I said.
His death was unusual and he his guf is alive in a spiritual sense.