Jesus did not specifically mention or address homosexuality explicitly in the recorded Gospels. However, his teachings affirm marriage as a lifelong union between one man and one woman, based on the Genesis creation narrative. Jesus referred to this in Matthew 19:4-6, emphasizing male-female union as God's design for marriage. Regarding sexual morality, Jesus condemned sexual immorality in broad terms, using the Greek word "porneia," which in the first- century context included various forms of illicit sexual behavior, encompassing what the Old Testament classified as sinful, including homosexual acts (Lev. 18:22). He taught that what defiles a person comes from the heart, including evil thoughts and sexual immorality, which his contemporaries would have understood to include homosexuality. Additionally, Jesus condemned false teaching and those who lead others into acts of immorality, which would include promoting or accepting homosexuality (Revelation 2:14, 2:20). In summary, while Jesus did not single out homosexuality by name, his affirmation of the biblical vision of marriage and condemnation of sexual immorality imply disapproval of homosexual behavior as inconsistent with God's original design for sexuality and marriage.