Adam was inanimate life matter before God breathed the breath of life into Adam, and at that point Adam became a living soul or life as a soul. Gen 2:7
Did Adam rise from the dead? No. Adam was from dust and returned to dust.
Adam had, and will have, No resurrection anywhere heaven or earth.
Within the body of the first human beings were the spirits or characteristics of the animals through which mankind had evolved from the very first organic molecules that had formed in the primeval soup of the earth even before our sun burst into light and life.
The animal spirits that were gathered into the inner dimension that co-exists within this visible world, of which the brilliant pre-human simulacrum that was being formed in paradise was their compilation and was the spiritual Androgynous being from which, Adam and Eve were divided, who, rather than follow the animal instincts within themselves, decided to Judge for themselves that which was good and bad, and were then cast back into this visible physical world from which the spirits of which enclosures of spirits, they were their compilation, had been gathered, where they were then clothed in animal skin, hair, muscles bone, and nerves etc. The evolution of mankind had been completed.
The Kabbala describes four Adams the two highest of which are celestial and spiritual, "The third Adam is the terrestrial Adam made from the elements of the earth, and placed in the Garden of Eden. This Adam was also an androgene. . . . It had, when first created, a glorious simulacrum or light body, and answers to the Yetzeeratic world."----Ibid., p. 418.
The fourth Adam was the Third Adam as he was after the Fall, when he was clothed with skin, flesh nerves etc. this answers to the Nephesh and Guff, i.e. body, united.
Ibid., p. 418.