Bible passage: Genesis 2:15
"Then the LORD God took the man and put him into the garden of Eden to cultivate it and keep it."

This is the 56th Lecture on Genesis. 

In the last lecture, I explained how dinosaurs changed after they were driven out from the Garden of Eden to the earth. First of all, instead of repenting, they rather felt that they were unjustly mistreated. They begrudged the punishment because they hadn't eaten from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. In addition, dinosaurs considered the animals of the earth to be ugly and insignificant. They became rather arrogant and came to think of themselves as being superior beings. They quickly became prey of Satan; they were stained with evil and became aggressive. 

Moreover, their physical constitution (and predisposition) became fleshly after they came to the earth, and thus they felt intense hunger. They ate every plant and fruit they could get their hands on. Some of the dinosaurs killed animals by mistake and smelled their blood, and then they began eating the meat. Because most of dinosaurs were huge in size, in order to maintain their body, they had to eat enormous amount of food. Due to this, the natural environment of the earth quickly became devastated. Dear brothers and sisters. There was another factor which accelerated the environmental pollution of the earth. 

It was the excrement of dinosaurs. When dinosaurs lived in the Garden of Eden, they didn't need excretion because the food was decomposed 100% inside their body as they ate it. After they fell down to the earth, however, they had to excrete after they ate food. Since countless dinosaurs in huge size began to excrete, the amount of excretion was also huge. Due to this fact, the earth became rapidly polluted.

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