This verse isn't just a dry list; it reveals the specific and detailed nature of the kingdom's resources. Commentators note that the mention of olive and sycamore trees in the 'Shephelah' (a specific lowland region) shows a highly organized system. The sycamore figs were food for the poor, indicating that the king's wealth supported the entire nation. The overseer's name, Baal-hanan, even means 'The Lord bestowed,' reminding readers that all this abundance was from God.