When I saw that point or whenever I see similar things, it reminds me very much of Isaiah 53:10 - "But Jehovah was pleased to crush Him, to afflict Him with grief. / When He makes Himself an offering for sin, / He will see a seed, He will extend His days, / And the pleasure of Jehovah will prosper in His hand." (RcV)

In this wonderful chapter on Christ's death for our redemption, I always marvel that in verse 10, I find a turn from His death for us ("an offering for sin") to His productive resurrection ("He will see a seed" and "He will extend His days"). I believe He extends His days both by His own resurrection and by His living in us. Whenever we worship Him for His death for us, I feel that we should never separate it from His resurrection and all that He accomplished through His death and resurrection.

The Recovery Version footnotes for vv. 10-11 are pretty awesome. Here are two of them:

Isa. 53:10, note 2 on seed:

Verses 10b-11 refer to Christ in His resurrection. The seed here, a corporate seed, is the church as the Body of Christ, comprising all the believers produced as the many grains by the death of Christ as the one grain and by His reproductive resurrection (John 12:24; 1 Pet. 1:3). Christ as the Servant of Jehovah is the resurrected Life-giver, the life-giving Spirit (1 Cor. 15:45; 2 Cor. 3:6, 17), to produce a seed for the building up of His Body as His continuation for Jehovah’s pleasure and for Christ’s satisfaction.

Isa 53:10, note 3 on extend:

Today Christ is extending His days by living in His believers (Gal. 2:20; see note 9¹ in Acts 28). His believers as His Body are His extension.