So long as death is from sin and life was joined to righteousness by God's decree, the question matters little
Still, provided it is agreed that the necessity of dying that now lies on us comes not from nature but from sin, and that had man persevered in his original integrity, life would always have been joined to his righteousness by God's most wise and most just decree, this question does not seem very important.
Latin
XXXI. Caeterum modo constet necessitatem moriendi quae jam nobis incumbit non a natura, sed a peccato esse; & si homo in primaeva integritate perstitisset, vitam cum ejus justitia semper fuisse conjungendam, ex sapientissimo & aequissimo Dei instituto, quaestio ista non videtur ita magni esse momenti.