Presentation

Abstract

The article examines the evolution of literary production in Israel, highlighting the transition from oral tradition to writing in the context of the Babylonian exile and post-exile. The 8th century BC stands out as the beginning of writing historical and religious memory. Likewise, the article highlights the role of the Holy Spirit in the consolidation of the written tradition. Finally, the text connects this preservation of memory with the mission of the Mayor Seminary Magazine, which, after 76 years, will continue its work of keeping the history and theological thought of the institution alive, now in digital format.