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[LOTR] Was Frodo chosen to carry the ring because he has been in its presence for years and never tempted?

Title basically says it. We know the ring will do everything in its power to be returned to Sauron. Years have passed and the ring never once tried to tempt Frodo to kill Bilbo, was it possible that the ring sensed Frodo had extreme willpower similar to Bilbo?

I've always thought that because Frodo didn't know about the ring it never could tempt him but I remembered  Gollum's ring origin and he had no clue what it was.

Edit: Guys, I'm not talking about the council in Rivendell, I'm talking about the reasoning behind Bilbo giving the ring and why didn't the ring ever consider to tempt Frodo. Sorry If I messed up my question.
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If you mean him being picked at Rivendell, it's a combination of him volunteering and Elrond believing, based on all he'd heard, that the task was appointed to Frodo.  Gandalf made a similar comment at another time that the ring was meant to come to Frodo.

Basically, they both trusted that a higher power had successfully shaped events such that Frodo would bear the ring and destroy it.