Original sentence: Luke VI 32-35 states giving in hope of no return, but this refers to personal altruism, not prudent banking, business and economic practices, which are commanded and affirmed by Jesus in  mentioned above
Edited sentence: Christ commands to lend expecting nothing in return.Luke VI 32-35 is more explicit defining giving in hope of a return as not being a good.Sinners are portrayed as giving while expecting a return.The Christian Church's historic understanding of usury is informed by this passage.The master "reap where I does not sow harvests where I do now scatter".This is equivalent to taking what is not his (stealing).Usury is also identified here with the sin of greed