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The Old Testament prohibited making an image of human beings, and that would prohibit any pornography also.  The term is not used in modern translations of the Bible, but the ESV references various forms of the terms "prostitution" 57 times, "adultery" 71 times, and "lust" 22 times.  The penalty for adultery was death, typically strangulation of the woman alone or stoning of both participants, under the Old Testament.

The Old Testament prohibited making an image of human beings, and that would prohibit any pornography also.  The term is not used in modern translations of the Bible, but the ESV references various forms of the terms "prostitution" 57 times, "adultery" 71 times, and "lust" 22 times.  The penalty for adultery was death, typically strangulation of the woman alone or stoning of both participants, under the Old Testament.

Our Lord Jesus Himself and His Apostles condemned "porneia", from which the word for pornography is derived: "Do you not know that wrongdoers will not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived! Fornicators, idolaters, adulterers, male prostitutes, sodomites, thieves, the greedy, drunkards, revellers, robbers – none of these will inherit the kingdom of God" (1 Cor 6:9-10).  

Our Lord Jesus Himself and His Apostles condemned "porneia", from which the word for pornography is derived: ""Don't you know that the unrighteous are not going to go to heaven? Don't fall for deceit: neither the promiscuous, nor idol worshipers, nor adulterers, nor men who behave as women, nor homosexuals, 10Nor thieves, nor greedy people, nor alcoholics, nor people who speak ill of others, nor cheaters, are going to go to heaven." ([[1_Corinthians_1-8_(Translated)#Chapter_6|1 Cor 6]]:9-10, CBT).  

"A. The Greek New Testament word translated into English as “fornication” or “sexual immorality” or sometimes just “immorality” (porneia — from which we get the word “pornography”) refers sometimes to sexual relations between unmarried persons, and sometimes to that kind of sexual activity as well as adultery. In either case, the term always includes the meaning of sexual relations between unmarried persons.

"A. The Greek New Testament word translated into English as “fornication” or “sexual immorality” or sometimes just “immorality” (porneia — from which we get the word “pornography”) refers sometimes to sexual relations between unmarried persons, and sometimes to that kind of sexual activity as well as adultery. In either case, the term always includes the meaning of sexual relations between unmarried persons.