We shall return you, and from it raise you a second time. In these verses God has set forth His law that all human beings shall live their lives, with their physical bodies, in this world. Furthermore, it is opposed to the Divine law, according to which prophets have to bear persecution here in this world, that Jesus should be raised up to heaven when he was opposed by the Jews. His supposed physical life in heaven for two thousand years without food or drink is also opposed to the Divine law expressed in the above verses. The body requires food, so Jesus no longer eating food must be dead.
Human body suffers ravages of time.
There is not a single human body in the world which is impervious to change. The living body is necessarily changing all the time. According to Arabic lexicology, therefore, kh ulud signifies persistence in one and the same state, with no change or decay taking place. In the verses above, a Divine law has been explained under which every person is affected by the passage of time. He is first a child, then an adult, then old and finally he dies.