What happens when biblical prophecy, covenant history, and the experience of a scattered people begin to converge? A People for Signs and Wonders examines the prophetic patterns associated with exile, awakening, remembrance, and restoration. Moving through passages such as Ezekiel's vision of the dry bones, the joining of the two sticks, the promises of a Second Exodus, and the prophetic witnesses of Isaiah, Jeremiah, Deuteronomy, Luke, and Revelation, William Clowers explores how Scripture describes a people being awakened, gathered, and prepared for covenant responsibility. This book considers the relationship between biblical prophecy, historical displacement, the African diaspora experience, modern identity awakening, and the continuing search for restoration. It examines Israel as a prophetic timepiece, the distinction between ordinary historical time and decisive moments of divine purpose, and the need for discernment when interpreting current events. Rather than promoting sensational predictions or setting dates, the book uses a convergence-of-evidence approach. Scriptural themes, historical patterns, covenant warnings, and modern developments are weighed together while clearly distinguishing established evidence, interpretive possibilities, and conclusions that remain open to further investigation. Written for believers, truth seekers, and readers examining the prophetic significance of exile and restoration, A People for Signs and Wonders calls readers beyond curiosity toward remembrance, repentance, discernment, covenant faithfulness, and readiness for the work of restoration. Book 3 of The Way Collection.