A Story For Melaveh Malka: The Aborigines Meet A Jew

So Rabbi Yitzchak tells Rabbi Nachman, Why? Because maybe the food pipe and the wind pipe will get mixed up.

It'll be dangerous.

So at the end of the meal, Reb Nachman asked Reb Yitzchak to tell him, again tell him your teaching.

He says, And so Reb Nachman asked Reb Yitzchak, He didn't die.

Why does the Torah say that he was embalmed and he was buried? Was this for naught? Was it for naught that he was eulogized? Was it for naught that he was embalmed? I am interpreting a verse in the Torah.

The Torah says, I'm going to come, Hashem says, I'm going to save you from a distance.

I'm going to come to you, Yaakov, and to your children and to save you.

So Rabbi Yitzhak says, I'm interpreting this verse that Yaakov and his children are put in the same sentence.

And just like Yaakov's children are alive, so too is Yaakov alive.

That's the story the Gemara says.