1 Kings 5:14 directly names Adoniram as the one over the levy, confirming his role in organizing the labor force.

In 1 Kings 12:18, the same official Adoniram (Adoram) is stoned to death during the rebellion against Rehoboam, showing the fate of the levy overseer.

1 Kings 5:13 describes the levy of 30,000 men that Solomon raised, which Adoniram oversaw as the tribute officer.

1 Kings 9:15 explains the purpose of the levy — building projects — for which Adoniram's oversight was needed.

2 Samuel 20:24 lists Adoram as over the tribute under David, showing the continuity of this administrative role from David to Solomon.

2 Chronicles 10:18 parallels the account of Adoniram's stoning, with the same event under the name Hadoram, confirming his death.