The first book of Alla's Offspring deals with their origination somewhere in the 3 to 5th century BCE. Life in Babylon for Zoughn the first was serene. He grew up in the temple palace of the god Nabu with this father and two brothers. He took the time to consider all there was. His considerations lay undisturbed for centuries. And he married one of the most famous women of all time, Ruth. This marriage was revealed through his writings that were eventually found with some of the most famous texts to date namely the Dead Sea Scrolls. Although certain scholars deemed the scrolls mere duplications, others differed. The Biblical Book of Ruth was found with fragments of papyrus having portions directly correlated to her earlier circumstances. They were omitted from The Bible due to lack of relevance to biblical canon. Ruth became the mother of Zoughn II, great grandmother of Israelite King David, and ancestor of Jesus Christ. Zoughn II, is likely he whom stands as the basis of the legend surrounding his father's writings. Now revealed at last to the general public are the translated texts, revered by many and scorned by few. Inspirational to all, Lee's Texts provide the foundation for the beliefs of the so called Alla's Offspring, a group more than a million strong of secretive sectarians, who desire to live their lives in harmony with "God's" viewpoint about the world around us. Herein, we endeavor to expose the Legend, the magic, and the mystery of Alla's Offspring.