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Using the notion of ‘entanglement’ this article analyses two distinctive features of African biblical scholarship. The first form of entanglement is African biblical scholarship’s entanglement with the colonial realities that brought the Bible to Sub-Saharan Africa. The second form of entanglement is an intentional ideo-theological dialogue between African contexts and biblical texts. African biblical scholarship is only accountable, this article argues, in so far as it engages directly with these forms of entanglement.