Kabbalah zu Jeschijahu 26:19

"And I will make you swear by Hashem, the Elohim of heaven" (Beresheet 24:3). "And I will make you swear." What is the meaning of, "I will make you swear"? He will be clothed in the secret of the seven Supernal Lights, they are the secret of supernal perfection. "That you shall not take a wife," refers to the body underneath the ground, which now rises from the dust. All those who were buried and deserved to be interred in the land of Yisrael shall be the first to rise to life, as has been explained in relation to the verse, "The dead men of your people shall live" (Isaiah 26:19), referring to the dead in the land of Yisrael. Then "my dead body shall arise" (Ibid.), meaning the dead outside Yisrael. For all that, only the bodies of Yisrael, buried (in Yisrael), shall rise, but not bodies from other nations, which defile the land.

Rabbi Yochanan asks, Who conducts the body to the land of Yisrael? Rabbi Zeira said, The Holy One, blessed be He, digs caverns under the ground and they roll to the land of Yisrael. Hence it is written, "And the earth shall cast out the shades of the dead" (Isaiah 26:19).

The Holy One, blessed be He, will return that very body and that very soul to the world as before, and renew the face of the world. This is according to the verse, "The dead men of your people shall live, my dead body shall arise" (Isaiah 26:19). The same soul is stored before the Holy One, blessed be He, as it returns to its proper place after death according to its deeds, as it is written, "And the spirit returns to Elohim who gave it." At that time, He will revive the dead and pour dew from His head upon them. All the bodies will be resurrected from the dust by that dew.