Roth was the author of several works of modern-day Hasidic literature:
טהרת הקודש‎ (Taharath HaKodesh) (1930) on Hasidic moral development (First Volume Second Volume at HebrewBooks.org);
שולחן הטהור‎ (Shulchan HaTahor) (1933) on pious table etiquette and related matters;
נועם הלבבות‎ (Noam HaLevavot) (1934) on belief, practice, and repentance (Hebrew text at HebrewBooks.org);
שומר אמונים‎ (Shomer Emunim) (1942) which contains the mystical tract Hitragshut HaNefesh (Agitation of the Soul), is a two-volume collection of homilies about faith, providence, reward, punishment and guidelines for pietistic behavior to secure Israel's redemption, written at a time, when news from the Nazi atrocities in Eastern Europe reached the outside world; (First Volume Second Volume at HebrewBooks.org);
אוסף מכתבים‎ (Osef Mikhtavim) (1943);
מבקש אמונה‎ (Mevakesh Emunah) (1943) Hebrew text at HebrewBooks.org.

His ethical will was published as Kuntres Tsavaah in 1947.
His works, including new volumes based on his written manuscripts, continue to be published by his followers.
A selection of his writings was published in English translation by Zalman Schachter-Shalomi and Yair Hillel Goelman.
Roth was the author of several works of modern-day Hasidic literature:
טהרת הקודש‎ (Taharath HaKodesh) (1930) on Hasidic moral development (First Volume Second Volume at HebrewBooks.org);
שולחן הטהור‎ (Shulchan HaTahor) (1933) on pious table etiquette and related matters;
נועם הלבבות‎ (Noam HaLevavot) (1934) on belief, practice, and repentance (Hebrew text at HebrewBooks.org);
שומר אמונים‎ (Shomer Emunim) (1942) which contains the mystical tract Hitragshut HaNefesh (Agitation of the Soul), is a two-volume collection of homilies about faith, providence, reward, punishment and guidelines for pietistic behavior to secure Israel's redemption, written at a time, when news from the Nazi atrocities in Eastern Europe reached the outside world; (First Volume Second Volume at HebrewBooks.org);
אוסף מכתבים‎ (Osef Mikhtavim) (1943);
מבקש אמונה‎ (Mevakesh Emunah) (1943) Hebrew text at HebrewBooks.org.
His ethical will was published as Kuntres Tsavaah in 1947. His works, including new volumes based on his written manuscripts, continue to be published by his followers. A selection of his writings was published in English translation by Zalman Schachter-Shalomi and Yair Hillel Goelman.
Aharon Roth