{Or be baptized with the baptism that I am baptized with}
((8820)to baptisma ho eg(9320)baptizomai baptisth(886e)ai). Cognate
accusative with both passive verbs.  Mt 20:22  has only the cup,
but Mark has both the cup and the baptism, both referring to
death. Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane will refer to his death
again as "the cup" ( Mr 14:36  Mt 26:39  Lu 22:42 ). He had
already used baptism as a figure for his death ( Lu 12:50 ). Paul
will use it several times ( 1Co 15:29  Ro 6:3-6  Col 2:12 ).