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evil (Morgoth). One of the people in the book that particularly stood out was Tom Bombadil. Tom says one of his purposes is to "teach the right road, and keep your feet from wandering." In the bible it says, "...your ears will hear a voice behind you, saying, this is the way; walk in it." (Is. 30:21)...
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30:21). As the hobbits begin their journey, they fall into trouble with Old Man Willow and are rescued by Tom Bombadil, who possesses power over Nature. They don't really understand who he is, all he will say is, "Eldest is what I am." In Christian Philosophy the eldest are the wisest and best at making disicions it seems that Tom represtents that elderst wise man...
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