Horeb: Essays on Israel’s Duties in the Diaspora is a 19th-century work of Jewish philosophy and practice, written by Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch as part of his effort to preserve traditional Judaism, especially among intellectual youth. The work divides Jewish law into six categories, based on the author’s unique classification, and discusses their details and underlying meanings. It was first translated from the original German into Hebrew in 1893 and then into English in 1962.