The phrase "he that diggeth a pit shall fall into it" means that those who plot or scheme to harm others will ultimately become the victims of their own malice. This proverb, found in the Bible in Proverbs 26:27 and Ecclesiastes 10:8, suggests that people's evil plans often backfire and hurt them instead. It serves as a warning that attempts to trap or harm others are likely to result in the perpetrator suffering the same fate. 

@birdseye

One way or the other, "he that diggeth a pit shall fall into it", even if it's not in short order!

@XDFIX

Time longer than rope

@birdseye

the words often and likely are used in the explanation, and for sound reason.

Sometimes evil men appear to prosper their whole lives. Their reckoning might have to be after.

"give him enough rope and he'll hang himself" 

this one i am kind a watching to see if it will happen🤑

Karma ....

@Kay

That's it,... and God don't like ugly

"The contrary of a civilized nation is a creative nation" is indeed attributed to Albert Camus

wonder what he meant by that ... i did read a book of his -The Myth of Sisyphus ----- donkey years ago: ah well