Is Anything Too Hard for the Lord? Genesis 18 & God in Human Form
Les Feldick Bible Study
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January 31, 2026
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Is anything too hard for the Lord? In this Bible study, Les Feldick examines Genesis 18, where God appears to Abraham in human form and promises the birth of Isaac. Discover what this passage reveals about God’s power, the reality of resurrected bodies, and the importance of trusting His promises even when they seem impossible.
In this lesson, Les Feldick walks through Genesis 18, explaining the significance of the three visitors who came to Abraham’s tent. He explores the doctrine of Theophany (God appearing in human form) and connects it to the New Testament accounts of Jesus eating in His resurrected body in Luke 24 and John 21.
You will also learn about the cultural context of Abraham’s hospitality, Sarah’s skeptical laughter at the promise of a son, and the serious transition toward God’s judgment of Sodom and Gomorrah. Les breaks down these scriptures to show that God is faithful to His Word and that believers have a physical, tangible future in eternity.
Chapters
00:00 – Introduction & Overview of Genesis 18
01:16 – Abraham’s Hospitality to the Three Men
02:29 – Did Abraham Know It Was God?
04:40 – God Eating in Human Form
06:01 – Connecting to Jesus’ Resurrected Body (Luke 24)
08:14 – Jesus Eating with Disciples (John 21)
11:06 – The Promise of a Son for Sarah
12:47 – Sarah Laughs at God’s Promise
13:43 – Is Anything Too Hard for the Lord?
16:20 – God Reveals Judgment on Sodom
19:07 – Abraham Intercedes for the Righteous
20:25 – Lot at the Gate of Sodom
Thank you for watching! If this study helped you, please check out more lessons from the Les Feldick Bible Study channel to continue your journey through the Bible.
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Scripture
GenesisGenesis 18LukeJohn
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