Definition: Utekza refers to a type of prayer in Judaism, primarily used by Gentiles to invoke God for forgiveness or deliverance from spiritual threats. This term can have several different meanings depending on context: - Utekza 1 (1 Samuel 20:27) - Prayer for the removal of an enemy, typically a man. - Utekza 2 (Joshua 3:4) - Prayer for help in a specific situation or battle. The word "utekza" is used by Jews to invoke God's intervention and deliverance from spiritual threats. It can also refer to seeking assistance through prayer for the removal of an enemy, especially against a gentile person. The term is often accompanied with phrases like "for the sake of utekza," suggesting a call to action or a plea for divine help.
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