What is the biblical basis against contraception? I don't have hard statistics at hand, but a quick search on the web can easily reveal that the use of contraception is controversial among Christians, as not every denomination or church openly accepts it. Just for the sake of sharing an example, this BBC article claims that:

Christian acceptance of contraception is relatively new; all churches
disapproved of artificial contraception until the start of the 20th
century.
In modern times different Christian churches hold different views
about the rightness and wrongness of using birth control.

Question: What is the biblical basis against contraception? What are common exegetical arguments against the practice of birth control?
Genesis 1:22 And God blessed them, saying, Be fruitful and multiply
Genesis 1:28 And God blessed them, and God said unto them, Be fruitful and multiply
Genesis 8:17 Be fruitful and multiply on the earth
Genesis 9:1 Be fruitful and multiply and replenish the earth
Genesis 9:7 Be ye fruitful and multiply
Genesis 28:3 God Almighty bless thee and make thee fruitful and multiply thee
Genesis 35:11 I am God Almighty : be fruitful and multiply

On seven occasions in Genesis, fruitful multiplication is encouraged (one might say, commanded) by God or the blessing of it is conveyed.
To Adam and Eve, by God himself ; to Noah, again by God himself after judgment of the earth ; by Isaac to Jacob ; and finally by God himself, again, to Jacob.
Fruitfulness and multiplication is set before humanity, as such, in the beginning and again after catastrophic judgment and again in what might be termed a covenant relationship.
There is every encouragement that, within a marriage union, there should be fruitfulness. The subject of deliberately avoiding having babies is just not there, apparently.